Kitty's Book Spot!

This is book #6, in the GearShark series.    This book should not be read as a standalone novel.  It contains spoilers, and for complete understanding of this series, these should be read in the order intended. Drew experiences a tragedy and the whole family comes together to help him and Trent.  Little does he know what is being done and said while he is not there to witness.  Good thing this family is built solid. Trent faces his own fears as well as an old enemy who tries to come between his happiness.  With his family around him, can he stay strong?  When it all comes down to it love will always find a way. I found this story very emotional.  I am very grateful the author wrote it and put it out there for us to read.  These characters are very real to me and I was so grateful to have the chance to check in on where they are now.  The old faves are there too and it is just a fabulous read.  I found the story deep an...

#FATE by Cambria Hebert (GearShark, #6) Publication date: November 4th 2019 Genres: Adult, Contemporary, LGBTQ+, Romance What’s meant to be will always find a way.   Perfection isn’t an illusion. I met it, held it in my hands. But then it slipped right through. Perfection isn’t an illusion. It’s elusive, cleverly evasive, and, in many ways, a horrible tease.   I’m not a man to be toyed with. Quiet, thoughtful, and even sometimes careful, but never someone to taunt. Even the most controlled men have a breaking point. I just met mine.   Why mess with perfection? You don’t. Unless perfection messes with you. Goodreads / Amazon / Barnes & Noble / iBooks / Kobo —     Author Bio:   Cambria Hebert is an award winning, bestselling novelist of more than twenty books. She went to college for a bachelor’s degree, couldn’t pick a major, and ended up with a degree in c...

Freeing Destiny Faith Andrews (Fate #2) Publication date: March 14th 2016 Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance Words to live by:   Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.   Don’t break the rules.   I’d managed to fail at both by fraternizing with the enemy’s brother. Guess I’d followed in my mother’s footsteps by ignoring all the rules when it came to love. Mom was marrying a man only six years older than me. A man who was also her student. But the biggest surprise that came out of their wedding wasn’t my new stepdad’s academic status or his age.   It was Jack Davis —my stepfather’s best friend. Jack was the guy who could change the whole game. He was quite possibly my soul mate. But time and circumstance were against us—there was no easy way around it. I was moving back to New York in two weeks and his sister, Aubrey, was the one person my family hated most in this world. How woul...