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OUT NOW: Brock and Bloom by Esther E. Schmidt

OUT NOW: Brock and Bloom from USA Today bestselling author Esther E. Schmidt. Life is hard enough for a single mom without adding a man to it. Yet, when a stubborn biker appoints himself as her personal protector there’s no running him off. Get it here: https://books2read.com/Brockandbloom Author & Cover Design: Esther E. Schmidt Release Day: October 6, 2026 Brock – Relocating our motorcycle club to a small town entails switching from outlaws to upstanding citizens. My president and I hit a roadblock when a threat from his past unexpectedly becomes relevant again. An innocent chance meeting lays a foundation, one I find myself fully committed to the more time I spend protecting the woman and her daughter. Bloom – I consider my mother’s funeral the final step in the closure I need for our lacking and distant relationship. Except, where I assume I’m the only one paying my respects, a group of bikers show up and change my life as well as my daughter’s. Enjoy the light suspen...

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Books Eater: Yes, that's right. I devour books.

Books Eater is a personal blog. It's all about the books I have read, written, or want to read. It's also about authors who wrote these books and genres we can't help but discuss. Basically, all things bookish.

Reading is my passion and the experience of finishing yet another book never fails to brighten up my day even if I don't like it much. Reviews shared on this blog are my opinions, so feel free to agree or disagree with them.

My rating criteria are simple: It depends on how much I enjoyed the book, which in turn depends on my mood.

If I loved it, read it in one sitting, and didn't find anything boring about it then it's a five Finger-licking Stars. If it's an average read, some parts were interesting while others not so much, then I will rate it four yummy stars. If I didn't like it much but still managed to read the whole book then it's three sweet stars. However, if I hate the book then chances are that I won't be reviewing it, or it will be less than a star book for me. Sometimes when I'm unsure about my feelings about a book I add or subtract point five from my rating.


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