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Who is Jean Moreau if he is no longer a Raven?

The Sunshine Court (All for the Game book 4) by Nora Sakavic

The Golden Raven (All for the Game book 5) by Nora Sakavic

March 9, 2026 by carmelpie Leave a Comment

“He hasn’t played a clean game in years,” Kevin admitted, “but he knows how to follow orders. If you tell him to submit, he will.” “Literally the most awkward way you could’ve worded it,” Jeremy said. ― Nora Sakavic, The Sunshine Court The Sunshine Court tells the story of Jean Moreau after he leaves the Ravens. Jean’s story overlaps with the end of the third book in The Foxhole Court trilogy, “The King’s Men.” After being extracted from Edgar Allen, Jean Moreau must come to […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Sports, Suspense Tagged With: athletes, emotionally repressed, found family, grumpy sunshine, imperfect victim, LGBTQIA+ characters, mafia, nora sakavic, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Psychic trauma, Psychological abuse victims, recovery, Slow Burn Romance, Stockholm Syndrome, University life

carmelpie's CBR18 Review No:13 · Genres: Fiction, Sports, Suspense · Tags: athletes, emotionally repressed, found family, grumpy sunshine, imperfect victim, LGBTQIA+ characters, mafia, nora sakavic, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Psychic trauma, Psychological abuse victims, recovery, Slow Burn Romance, Stockholm Syndrome, University life ·
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A Tale as Old as Patty Hearst

The Good Girl by Mary Kubica

August 24, 2021 by Zirza Leave a Comment

Oh boy, where to begin with this one.  On a crisp autumn evening, art teacher Mia is kidnapped by Colin, a low level criminal. He is supposed to hand her over to a notorious gangster who plans on using Mia to demand ransom from her influential lawyer dad. But Colin knows the gangster, knows what’ll happen to Mia, and impulsively decides to take Mia away himself. He takes her to an abandoned cabin in the woods where they settle in for the winter. As Colin […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Suspense Tagged With: crime thriller, female-centric thrillers, Mary Kubica, Stockholm Syndrome, The Good Girl

Zirza's CBR13 Review No:14 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Suspense · Tags: crime thriller, female-centric thrillers, Mary Kubica, Stockholm Syndrome, The Good Girl ·
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Is Good a Euphemism for Stupid?

June 29, 2015 by Melina 6 Comments

As you can see I picked up just about any book that someone said was like Gone Girl or Girl on the Train this summer…and I’ve been burned people, burned I say!  But YOU may love it because it looks like my opinion is not the popular sentiment. Mia Dennett is a 25 year old art teacher and daughter of a judge.  One evening, after her boyfriend stands her up she makes the decision to go home with a man named Colin whom she meets […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: CBR7, harlequin, Mary Kubica, Melina, Stockholm Syndrome, Stupidity, The Good Girl, worst book of the summer

Melina's CBR7 Review No:49 · Genres: Fiction, Suspense · Tags: CBR7, harlequin, Mary Kubica, Melina, Stockholm Syndrome, Stupidity, The Good Girl, worst book of the summer ·
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