#Marissa Farrar

[miliyaread]

[book review] No Second Chances by Marissa Farrar

4⭐️/5

I love second chance romance, but depend on how and why and the level of groveness. And this story is okay for me.

A disable veteran and ex-criminal who had history together way back during their high school. So, we can conclude that they are high school sweetheart which had a lots of drama during their time together. You do stupid things during high school but drug? Desperate time made people took desperate measure.

To be honest, I can't really feel the passion or sexual tension between them. Maybe it just me. Gabi don't really give the vibe of veteran and Cole could do better. But, hey! Everyone has their own trauma. To deal with PTSD is a huge deal. Not all people can stick with us while dealing with it. And alcohol. Boy, that stuff can killed you, physically, mentally and socially.

You can give this book go if you want contemporary romance.

Disclaimer: All the opinion about this book is based on my personal view!

#book review #No Second Chances #Marissa Farrar #romance #second chance #4/5 #miliyaread

[musingsofmonica]

September 2023 Diverse Reads

September 2023 Diverse Reads:

•”Coleman Hill” by Kim Coleman Foote, September 05, Sjp Lit, Literary/Historical/Saga/African American/Own Voice

•”Land of Milk and Honey” by C. Pam Zhang, September 26, Riverhead Books, Literary Dystopian/Asian American

•”The Museum of Failures” by Thrity Umrigar, September 26, Algonquin Books, Contemporary/Women/Family Life/Asian American/Cultural Heritage

•”This Is Salvaged: Stories” by Vauhini Vara, September 26, W. W. Norton & Company, Short Stories, Literary/Women/Family Life

•”Evil Eye” by Etaf Rum, September 05, Harper, Contemporary/Women/Family Life/Cultural Heritage

•The Fraud” by Zadie Smith, September 05, Penguin Press, Literary/Sagas/Historical/Biograpical/Britain/Janaica

•”Wild Girls: How the Outdoors Shaped the Women Who Challenged a Nation” by Tiya Miles, September 19, W. W. Norton & Company, History/Women's Studies/Human Geography/19th Century/20th Century

•”The Devil of the Provinces” by Juan Cárdenas, Davis (Translator), September 12, Coffee House Press, Literary/Noir/Crime/World Literature/Colombia

•”And Then She Fell” by Alicia Elliott, September 26, Dutton, Literary/Horror/Native American & Aboriginal

•”Wednesday's Child: Stories” by Yiyun Li, September 05, Farrar Straus and Giroux/ Literary/Short Stories/Asian American

•Three Holidays and a Wedding” by Uzma Jalaluddin & Marissa Stapley, September 26, G.P. Putnam's Sons, Romance

•”What Start Bad a Mornin'” by Carol Mitchell, September 19, Central Avenue Publishing, Contemporary/Immigration/Women/African American/ United States/Trinidad/Jamaica

•”The Book of (More) Delights: Essays” by Ross Gay, September 19, Algonquin Books, Personal Memoir in Essays/Cultural, Ethnic & Regional/African American & Black

•”What You Are Looking for Is in the Library” by Michiko Aoyama, translated by Alison Watts, September 05, Hanover Square Press. Literary/Coming of Age/Friendship/World Literature/Japan

•”Thank You for Sharing” by Rachel Runya Katz, September 12, St. Martin's Griffin/Romance/Jewish/POC/Multicultural 

•”The Name Drop” by Susan Lee, September 12, Inkyard Press, Romance/Family/Parents/Social Themes/Class Differences/Diversity & Multicultural

•”The Golden Gate” by Amy Chua, September 19, Minotaur Books, Historical/Thrillers/Suspense/Mystery/Detective

•”South” by Babak Lakghomi, September 12, Rare Machines, Political/Dystopian

•”The Death I Gave Him” by Em X. Liu, September 12, Solaris, Science Fiction/Crime/Mystery/Thrillers/Technological

“A lyrical, queer sci-fi retelling of Shakespeare's Hamlet as a locked-room thriller.”

•”Others Were Emeralds” by Lang Leav, September 05, Harper Perennial, Literary/Coming of Age/Family Life/Siblings/Friendship/Cultural Heritage/World Literature - Australia

Happy reading, Mo✌️

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[books-in-a-storm]

Bad Alpha Dads

A Baby For The Alpha

#mybooks #booklr #bookblr #funko pop #funko and books #bad alpha dads #beauty and the beast #marissa farrar #a baby for the alpha #books #romance books #contemporary romance #october 2020

[jolieeason]

#SixforSunday---Books with Red Covers

#SixforSunday—Books with Red Covers

SixforSundays is a meme hosted by A Little But A Lot. Every month there is a theme and that is broken down on Sundays into categories. This week’s theme is: Books with Red Covers So, here I am, a day late with this prompt. I was (and still am) sick and didn’t feel like turning on my computer. When I saw today’s prompt, I was excited. I like doing prompts with colors in them. There are so many…

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#SixforSunday #A.H. Lee #Alice Isnt Well #Amy Cross #Free Falling #Incubus Caged #JoJo Moyes #Marissa Farrar #Me Before You #meme #R.M. Dorn #Regnate #Susan Kiernan-Lewis #Through A Dragon&039;s Eyes

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Review #125 - Raised for Him

Raised for Him Author: Marissa Farrar Genre: Dark Romance Rating: ★★★ Summary: Catalina was born into a different life—hidden away on a compound where women are held for sexual pleasure and without freedom. Catalina’s future is already mapped out once she turns eighteen. But when her only companion growing up, Angelo, is instructed to teach her what is expected of her role, both come to the realization that maybe there are other options for her future.

I gave this book the benefit of the doubt and a 3-star rating. It was more like 2.75 stars—slightly intriguing but not as dark or desperate as I initially believed it to be. It helped that Catalina was raised in this sex slave compound, so it was all she knew and I guess made the situation seem less dire than it was. Then again, one girl jumped the wall and tried to run away but got shot, so…

The chemistry between Catalina and Angelo was a bit lacking to me. I felt most of Angelo’s protectiveness over Catalina to be more platonic than due to any sexual chemistry—maybe even borderline having brother-sister undertones since they more or less grew up together. But it never went into icky territory for me, so I’m going to stick with more of a platonic relationship than anything else.

There was definitely potential for Raised for Him, but the contents just never grabbed me. There are supposed to be more books in the series, but I don’t think the author has published more since this first book came out. I think the future books could be more intriguing as it would cover how Angelo’s father and the guy that bought Catalina would deal with her and Angelo running away and finding out that she’s lost her virginity. But if/when the author does publish more, I’ll probably have forgotten about this book by then.

#book: raised for him #author: marissa farrar #genre: contemporary romance #genre: dark romance #rating: three stars

[illumintecal]

Prowlers & Growlers Boxed Set

Prowlers & Growlers Boxed Set

Grab this special pre-order price before it goes up! 99c   Join the dark side with ***ALL NEW*** stories from some of your favorite NY Times, USA Today, and Award Winning, Bestselling authors. Step into the shadows with witches, werewolves, shifters, vampires, and soul mates: the sizzling hot alphas you love. Are you fated to find your fantasy lover in these seductive, steamy pages bursting with…

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#Aliyah Burke #Amy Lee Burgess #Angelica Dawson #Ashlynn Monroe #Book Blitz #Decadent Kane #Erica Reeder #Erzabet Bishop #Ever Coming #Gina Kincade #Isis Pierce #Joanna Mazurkiewicz #K.C. Stewart #Kallysten #Kathleen Grieve #Kiki Howell #Marissa Farrar #Megan Parker #Muffy Wilson #Nicole Morgan #Phoenix Johnson #Prowlers & Growlers Boxed Set #S.E. Babin #Savannah Verte #Urban Fantasy

[francesderwent]

I think my book total for the year was one hundred and twenty-four. I’m absolutely tickled pink.

the book list, with the most recent at the top and recommendations marked by an asterisk, is below the cut:

*Thomas Aquinas, and What I Saw In America, G.K. Chesterton *White Cat and Red Glove, Holly Black *Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, Susanna Clarke *Sunshine, Robin McKinley How the King of Elfhame Learned to Hate Stories, Holly Black *The Hawthorne Legacy, Jennifer Lynn Barnes *The Last Graduate, Naomi Novik *The Man in the Queue, Josephine Tey In the Last Analysis, Amanda Cross *The Seer and the Sword, Victoria Hanley Eleanor & Park, Rainbow Rowell Call Down the Hawk and Mr. Impossible, Maggie Stiefvater The Box in the Woods, Maureen Johnson *Gaudy Night, Dorothy Sayers The Box in the Woods, Maureen Johnson *Something New, P.G. Wodehouse *The Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison Not Like the Movies, Kerry Winfrey *A Deadly Education, Naomi Novik *Frederica, Georgette Heyer *Heretics, G.K. Chesterton *Crocodile on the Sandbank, Elizabeth Peters *Lycanthropy and Other Chronic Illnesses, Kristen O'Neal Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, Douglas Adams *The Blatchford Controversies, G.K. Chesterton *The Collected Works of G.K. Chesterton Volume V: The Outline of Sanity, The Appetite of Tyranny, The Crimes of England, The End of the Armistice, Utopia of Usurers Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro *Would Like To Meet, Rachel Winters *The Nine Tailors, Dorothy Sayers The City of Brass, S.A. Chakraborty *Brat Farrar, Josephine Tey Big Summer, Jennifer Weiner *The Ordinary Princess, M.M. Kaye Princess of Thorns, Stacey Jay Well Met, Jen DeLuca The Unexpected Everything, Morgan Matson *The Abolition of Man, C.S. Lewis *Black Sheep, Georgette Heyer Strange Practice, Vivian Shaw *The Collected Works of G.K. Chesterton Volume III: Where All Roads Lead, The Catholic Church and Conversion, Why I Am A Catholic, The Thing: Why I Am A Catholic, The Well and the Shallows, The Way of the Cross *Murder Must Advertise, by Dorothy Sayers *Garment of Shadows, by Laurie King *Renegades, Archenemies, and *Supernova, by Marissa Meyer *The Fixer and *The Long Game, Jennifer Lynn Barnes How the Multiverse Got Its Revenge, K. Eason American Primitive, Mary Oliver *Have His Carcase, Dorothy Sayers *The Martian, Andy Weir *The Theft of Sunlight, Intisar Khanani *The Switch, Beth O'Leary *A Scholar of Magics, Caroline Stevermer Magic for Liars, Sarah Gailey *Bath Tangle, Georgette Heyer *A Wizard of Earthsea, Ursula K. Le Guin The Bookish Life of Nina Hill, Abbi Waxman The Lovely and the Lost, Jennifer Lynn Barnes *The Great Divorce, C.S. Lewis Moon Over Soho, Ben Aaronovitch The Five Red Herrings, Dorothy Sayers *How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse, K. Eason *The Silence of St. Thomas, Josef Pieper Tiny Pretty Things, Sona Charaipotra and Dhonielle Clayton *A Thousand Mornings and *Felicity, by Mary Oliver *Eugenics and Other Evils, G.K. Chesterton *Thorn, Intisar Khanani Midnight Riot, Ben Aaronovitch *The Night Country, Melissa Albert *Regency Buck, Georgette Heyer *If These Wings Could Fly, Kyrie McCauley *Pirate King, Laurie R King The Unhoneymooners, Christina Lauren *Strong Poison, Dorothy Sayers *A College of Magics, Caroline Stevermer *Therese, Dorothy Day *Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour, Morgan Matson Killer Instinct, *All In, and Bad Blood, Jennifer Lynn Barnes *The Superstition of Divorce, G.K. Chesterton *Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen *The Grand Sophy, Georgette Heyer *The Lost Husband, Katherine Center *The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club, Dorothy Sayers The Naturals, Jennifer Lynn Barnes Sorcerer to the Crown, Zen Cho *The God of the Hive, Laurie R. King *The Flatshare, Beth O'Leary *Dare We Hope, Hans Urs von Balthasar *The Leaf and the Cloud, Mary Oliver *Unnatural Death, Dorothy Sayers *Dark Lord of Derkholm, Diana Wynne Jones *Devil's Cub, Georgette Heyer *The Everlasting Man, G.K. Chesterton *The Light Princess, George Macdonald The Rest of Us Just Live Here, Patrick Ness Save the Date, Jenny B. Jones Save the Date, Morgan Matson *Deadly Little Scandals, Jennifer Lynn Barnes *An Enchantment of Ravens, Margaret Rogerson Stately Pursuits, Katie Fforde *The Language of Bees, Laurie R. King *Clouds of Witness, Dorothy Sayers *Little White Lies, Jennifer Lynn Barnes The Left-Handed Booksellers of London, Garth Nix *Given, Wendell Berry These Old Shades, Georgette Heyer *The Hazel Wood, Melissa Albert *Since You've Been Gone, Morgan Matson Simon the Coldhearted, Georgette Heyer Camp So-and-So, Mary McCoy The Girl in Blue, P.G. Wodehouse *The Inheritance Games, Jennifer Lynn Barnes House of Salt and Sorrows, Erin A. Craig

I might do a favorites write-up like I did last year, stay tuned!

#that's not counting any rereads because i don't put those on the mystery of the fairytale #and that's where i got my count #cate reads #reviews for king of elfhame sunshine and strange & norrell upcoming!! #edit: the count was off by three somehow? those books have been added #for a total of 127

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Credit: skaterqueenl

#skate #skateboarding #girlsdoitbetter #girlswhoshred #girlswhoskate #skatelife #skatergirl #girlsskate #girlskateboarders #skatepark #samarria brevard #una farrar #marissa martinez #sav headden #savannah headden #mariah duran #nika washington #jazzmen chavez #the berrics

[authorunpublished]

Book Review: Wolf Snatched

Book Review: Wolf Snatched

Title: Wolf Snatched [Dark Ridge Wolves 1]

Author: Marissa Farrar

Genre: Paranormal, Romance, Werewolves

Rating: 2 Stars

Description/Synopsis:

Taken:

A punctured tire in the middle of nowhere… a hand over her mouth… dumped in the trunk of a car… Curvy wolf-shifter Alyssa finds herself divided from the pack she’s grown up with for the past eighteen years, and tied to a chair in a barn in the…

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[tastywordgasms]

Craving Security Anthology is out now! @authoragorman @AReeceAuthor @AprylBaker @CamilleTaylorAu @Evan76Grace @LCardiff_author @MarissaFarrar @SaraNSchoen @shanescollins @Shelly_Morgan34 @TayMHenderson @lovekissedbooks

Craving Security Trained To Defend & Built To Kill

BLURB: Protection duty like you’ve never experienced before…

Their instinct is to protect. It’s in their nature, their blood, the need to keep others safe. There’s no margin for error, or mistakes, and failure is not an option.

This is a collection of stories about men and women trained to defend, and built to kill.

Whether it’s the…

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#A. Gorman #Amy Reece #Apryl Baker #CamilleTaylor #Craving Security #Erin Lee #Evan Grace #Lisa Cardiff #Marissa Farrar #Sara Schoen #Shane Scollins #Shelly Morgan #Taylor Henderson

[jerisbookattic]

Night Terrors Anthology

    Title: Night Terrors: An Anthology Authors: Kristin Jacques, Thomas S. Flowers, Sara Schoen, Taylor Henderson, Erin Lee, Nykki Mills, D.A. Roach, Jackie Sonnenberg, Samie Sands, Elizabeth Roderick, Jennifer Loring, Joshua Macmillan, and Marissa Farrar Genre: Horror and Dark Fiction Release Date: September 26, 2017 Publisher: Limitless Publishing    

They’re watching you. They see the way…

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#Anthology #D.A. Roach #Elizabeth Roderick #Erin Lee #Jackie Sonnenberg #Jennifer Loring #Joshua Macmillan #Kristin Jacques #Marissa Farrar #Night Terrors #Nykki Mills #Samie Sands #Sara Schoen #Taylor Henderson #Thomas S. Flowers

[jolieeason]

WWW Wednesday: October 14th, 2020

WWW Wednesday: October 14th, 2020

WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words.

The Three Ws are:

What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next?

Personal

Miss R has adjusted to having her lip bumper/retainer in. There were a couple of days where the retainer hurt her and the lip bumper rubbed her bottom lip. But by Saturday, she was…

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#Ashes of the Fall #Benedict Patrick #D.M. Mortier #David Blixt #Dear Maude #Denise Liebig #Hidden Hollywood #Hidden Witness #I Want to be Yours #Kylie Gilmore #Marissa Farrar #meme #Nicholas Erik #Posey Parks #The Master of Verona #They Mostly Come Out at Night #Through A Dragon&039;s Eyes #WWW Wednesday

[aussiewitches]

Hello im a aussie baby witch and I wondering how do we aussies celabrate yule when its hot as hell and not snowing as the northen hemisphere peps keep talking about Thankyou for your time♡

Hi! Thanks for asking this, Phoenixanimechick! When I first started I was confused about this too. Turns out, technically we don’t celebrate Yule at this time of year. Yule for us (Australia) is around June 20th. Our December celebrations fall under Litha, also known as Midsummer. See, because we’re in the Southern Hemisphere, all the sabbats are reversed for us. We have Yule in June because it’s winter for us then, and Litha because it’s summer. Sabbats relate to seasons rather than dates. There’s a good little app for Android and IOS called Wicca Calendar that allows you to change the hemispheres from Northern to Southern so the dates for the sabbats are correct. It’s a little disappointing, I know, because our Yule doesn’t align with theirs, but Litha (while not a major sabbat like Yule) is much more fun anyway. It focuses around celebration and bounty. If you follow Wicca, it’s the time of marriage between the God and the Goddess. I’d suggest reading ‘The Witches Bible’ by Janet and Stewart Farrar, or Scott Cunningham’s ‘Book of Shadows’ if you want to learn more about the sabbats. Though the dates in the books will be wrong, the celebrations and rituals will be the same. Know this: being an Australian witch is confusing. Most of the reading material we work off is from the Nothern hemisphere, so be prepared to be confused and get some stuff wrong. I still do. A lot. But we’ll always be here to answer your questions, and if both of us don’t know then we’ll learn together! Good luck!

- Marissa (@toomuchlamenotenoughbears)

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[yainterrobang]

List of the Week: New Fans of YA Fantasy

As YA fiction receives more and more media attention, adult fantasy readers are intrigued but may hesitate for fear of fluffy romances and thin storylines. On the contrary, YA fantasy challenges readers with political intrigue, duty of family vs. duty of country, and friendship. Here are eight YA fantasies that are sure to make any new YA fantasy reader stick around for a long time.

The Raven Boys (The Raven Cycle #1) by Maggie Stievfater Publisher: Scholastic Press Release Date: September 18, 2012 It has been foretold to Blue Sargent that the boy she loves and kisses will die. One day, four private school boys enter her pizza shop and change her life forever.

Six of Crows (Six of Crows #1) by Leigh Bardugo Publisher: Henry Holt Release Date: September 29 2015 Kaz, a member of the Dregs gang, has scored a big heist but he needs help. He enlists five others to help him break into the unbreakable Ice Court to steal some precious cargo.

Kiss of Deception (The Remnant Chronicles #1) by Mary E. Pearson Publisher: Henry Holt Release Date: July 8 2014 Lia, a First Daughter, is betrothed to a prince she has never met to bring peace to the kingdoms. Lia believes in love and doesn’t want to be used as a pawn so she runs. In her new life, Lia meets two charming men; however, one is the prince determined win her love and bring her back and one is an assassin who is hired to kill her.

The Reader (Sea of Ink and Gold #1) by Traci Chee Publisher: Putnam Release Date: September 13 2016 After her aunt is murdered in front of her, Sefia is on a mission to follow and find her killers. During her travels, she meets a beaten young man and together they seek revenge and discover the secrets of their world.

Daughter of Smoke and Bone (Daughter of Smoke and Bone #1) by Laini Taylor Publisher: Little Brown Books Release Date: September 27 2011 Karou is a normal teenager who happens to meet up with monsters to collect teeth. Constantly questioning who she is and where she’s from, Karou meets Akiva and answers begin to reveal themselves.

The Winner’s Curse (Winner’s Trilogy #1) by Marie Rutkoski Publisher: Farrar Straus Giroux Release Date: March 4 2014 Kestral is a Valorian and the General’s daughter. Arin is a Herrani slave who is purchased by Kestral. Kestral has the gift of seeing lies but can she see Arin’s lies?

An Ember in the Ashes (An Ember in the Ashes #1) by Sabaa Tahir Publisher: Razorbill Release Date: February 9 2016 Laia is a Scholar, the lowest of the low, and her brother has been taken by The Masks. He is her only living family member and she will risk her life to find him. Elias is a Mask but he doesn’t want to be. Laia and Elias’ paths cross when Laia goes undercover as a slave at Elias’ military school to get information on her brother.

My Lady Jane (Lady Janies #1) by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, and Jodi Meadows Publisher: HarperTeen Release Date: June 7 2016 Lady Jane would rather spend her day reading than getting married to a man she does not know. When her ailing cousin asks her to marry as a favor, she feels compelled but quickly realizes there's more to her new husband than meets the eye.

Cinder (The Lunar Chronicles #1) by Marissa Meyer Publisher: Feiwel & Friends Release date: January 3 2012 Cinder is a cyborg from New Beijing who ends up caught in an intergalactic war between the Lunar people and her own country. Based on the fairy tale “Cinderella” with a sci-fi twist, Cinder is thrust straight into politics, magic, and her own strange past.

#ya lit #ya books #booklr #cinder #six of crows #list #list of the week

[fayteorchid]

Review: Book: With A Dragon's Heart- Marissa Farrar

Review: Book: With A Dragon’s Heart- Marissa Farrar

  Title: With a Dragon’s Heart

Series: Chronicles of the Four #2

Author’s Name: Marissa Farrar

Publisher: Warwick House Press

Genre: Reverse Harem Fantasy

Page Count:  256 Pages

ISBN:  B07D9SNJLV

Author or Book Website: http://www.marissafarrar.com/

Link to Amazon purchase page: With A Dragon’s Heart

Link to Goodreads: With A Dragon’s Heart

Release Date: June 28, 2018

How I Got the Book: ARC

Sum…

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