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A Muse is Born by J.R. Morgan

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A Muse is Born Review: It was a bittersweet story with an ending I never saw coming. But it was still beautiful. There is so much pain and passion that was shared between the two main characters that you were sitting there rooting for them to do what they needed to do to be together. And each time they were a bit closer another obstacle got into the way, it wasn’t easy for them and I liked it. Love isn’t meant to be that hard, if you love him. Say it. If you love her. Say it. But, unfortunately, there … Continue reading A Muse is Born by J.R. Morgan

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Five Fingers of the Hand by J.R. Morgan

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Five Fingers of the Hand Review: The editing for this book wasn’t thorough and I came across some name changes that made it difficult to follow who was speaking. Each story had a uniqueness that I admired while reading them. There was humor written in between the romance and conflict that was introduced in these stories. The last story, She’s having my baby, was my favorite of the five. Continue reading Five Fingers of the Hand by J.R. Morgan

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Something Wilder by J.R. Morgan

Cristina Isabel - Author/Poet/Blogger

Something Wilder Review: I have to say I loved this one. I liked the way this story was written from the flow of the story itself to the characters that brought it to life. The chemistry of the characters were felt and I can appreciate that. Definitely can’t deny the romance felt between the characters either. Something Wilder is a fun, quick read and it made me want to read it all over again! Continue reading Something Wilder by J.R. Morgan

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King of the Kingdom by J.R. Morgan

Cristina Isabel - Author/Poet/Blogger

King of the Kingdom   Review: Though it was an interesting story to read, the errors made it difficult to digest the book. At one point in the beginning a character was gender swapped making it difficult to understand who the voice of the character was. The errors were consistent throughout the book all the way up to the very end, however, once you get passed all that it is still rather enjoyable.   Continue reading King of the Kingdom by J.R. Morgan