TWO NEW RELEASES IN ONE WEEK!! HAPPY RELEASE WEEK, KELLY COLLINS.

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CHEATER (GOING FOR THE GOLD) BY KELLY COLLINS

Release Date:  June 5, 2016

SYNOPSIS

Rich, handsome, and talented, gymnast Alec Maes has it all. He’s one lucky bastard. But just when he’s about to leave for the Summer Games in Rio, his luck seems to be running out. A dying mother, bone-deep betrayal, and a floor routine he can’t stick threaten to steal his dream of a gold medal. That is, until a beautiful gymnast with snow-white skin and full red lips alters his life with the whisper of her name.

Collette Lamont doesn’t believe in luck. She believes that mixing hard work with opportunity creates success. When her world collides with Alec Maes’s, she knows something wonderful is part of her destiny. It’s more than just the incredible heat between them. He is everything she wants, and she is everything he needs.

Join Alec as he discovers that sometimes the love of the right girl can take you straight to the top.

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REVIEW: CHEATER (GOING FOR THE GOLD) BY KELLY COLLINS

Cheater by Kelly Collins

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Cheater is what I have to expect from Kelly Collins. Heartbreaking, complicated and beautiful. My one criticism is that it may have been too short. Alec seems like the golden boy to the world but he struggles with the pain caused by his mother's illness, the insecurity of not being good enough at a sport he loves and what the right choice is when dealing with an impending loss. What's so interesting about Cheater is that the reader gets a up close look at the life of an athlete (the good, the bad and the backstabbing) but, Ms. Collins has created a love story that is simply breathtaking and characters are hard to forget.



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SET IN STONE (SECOND CHANCE) BY KELLY COLLINS

Release Date:  June 7, 2016

SYNOPSIS

She’d lost control of her life, but now she was taking it back.

Megan Connelly's time in prison for killing her tormentor is over. Now, she’s determined to put the past behind her. Living at Second Chance Ranch won’t be easy especially with sexy Killian McKinley in charge. He’s everything she both desires and fears. How can she stand her ground when faced with a man who makes her feel weak in the knees?

Killian McKinley uses control to get what he wants. It wasn’t easy being the fourth born son and living in the shadow of his siblings. To the world, he’s decisive, opinionated, and dominating?, But is that really him or just an act? At Second Chance Ranch he’s established himself as a world-class horse trainer, instilling fear in those around him including the pretty, young ex-con that has his mind spinning. She’s not what he expected but everything he wants.

When it comes to love, can Killian and Megan relinquish control long enough to open their hearts?

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REVIEW:  SET IN STONE (SECOND CHANCE) BY KELLY COLLINS

Set in Stone by Kelly Collins

My rating: 4.5 of 5 stars


Sometimes circumstances beyond an individuals control force them to make rash decisions. Kelly Collins' Second Chance series is about people who are seeking redemption despite actions and choices that cost them greatly. I had the pleasure of reading an ARC of Set in Stone in exchange for an honest review. One split second, cost Megan her freedom and threw her world into chaos. Now faced with the opportunity to rebuild a life away from the confines of prison, she must come to terms with her lot in life and forgive herself in order to move forward. Have not read many stories from Ms. Collins and Set In Stone would not have been a story I would have taken a look at normally. However, neither character was what they seemed to be. Yes, Meghan was an ex-con but there was more to the reason behind what lead her to commit such a desperate act. Killian was a piece of work in many ways but his feelings stemmed from insecurities. Set in Stone is a story that has heart and gives hope to every person who has struggles that are hard to overcome. Turns out Ms. Collins surprised me with this under the radar contemplative novel. 4.5 stars




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