Nicole Williams cannot write a bad book.
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Nicole Williams cannot write a bad book. This one was as emotional as all the rest. I cried at the end and just wanted the story to go on and on. I REALLY want a prelude to this. To read about Scout's life when she lived at the ranch as a kid. It sounds like so much fun, yet heartbreaking at the same time. I love Scout's relationships with the brothers; how each one was different and how they changed. The change with Chance was written really well and believable. I wish we had more of Conn and more understanding of his hate and anger. Chase's back story is really wanted! So tragic. :(
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What can I say, nobody writes a hot, sensual and steamy menage like Nicole Edwards, nobody! But no matter how smokin hot it is there is always such a fantastic story there too and seriously awesome character development. Wolfe, Rhys and Amy are clearly meant for each other. They all feel it almost immediately. The chemistry and connection the three of them share is simply undeniable as well as unparallelled. There is no way they cannot act on it. The protective qualities that Amy triggers in both Wolfe & Rhys is everything Amy needs as you find out more about her and learn about her past.
Although this book deals with a sensitive issue, it is handled with grace.
Without giving anything away, I love the nods to a certain author in this book as well as a visit from some very special people towards the end.
5 plus stars for another deliciously hot and sexy read!!!!!
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YA is where I first fell in love with Nicole Williams' writing (YA PNR to be precise) and so it was lovely to be be back in this genre. This is a book that is refreshingly low on angst and yet full on story, with characters that epitomise the genre correctly. It is a niggle of mine when YA books have teens acting like 20-year olds but both Callum and Phoenix were age-appropriate with sometimes ill-thought and impulsive decision-making, one moment mature and other times a little immature. This is what I want to see in YA, true coming-of-age; TRUSTING YOU AND OTHER LIES delivered on this.

Phoenix was a definitely likeable, she had a little brattishness in her but lots of selflessness too. The main story revolves around a family situation and I really enjoyed this storyline and Phoenix's reactions and relationships with her parents. Harry, her younger brother made my heart warm all throughout the book, he was such a special part of the story for me. Callum, was the kind of boy/man I would have wowed over at their age and he was totally loveable, if a little superior. The chemistry between these two was perfect and my teen daughter who has also read the book thought the chemistry was just right too.

At 90% I was a little worried where things were going to end up but Nicole Williams brought an ending that satisfied completely and an epilogue that left me sighing. I hope there will be more YA from this author alongside her more mature books as she is super talented in this kind of writing too.

A copy of this book was provided by the publisher through netgalley in return for a honest review.

Reviewed for Jo&IsaLoveBooks Blog.
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4 1/2 Stars

Nicole has done it again. Written a fantastic story with heart and heat. Love getting to know each of the Brothers and what makes them tick - not just how good they are in the sack.

The only part that threw me was the twins story. Brendon and Brayden. Could keep track of who wanted Jessie and who wanted Cheyanne.

I know there at only 7 brothers but this book also let's you into the world of Mom and Dad Walker - they are incredible.
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I have read all of Nicole's books and I love them all! This is the best one yet. I love Asphalt and Elle Jo's story. I laughed and I cried. Once I started reading I could nor put it down? I will defiantly will be reading this again! Keep up the great work Nicole!
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There's just something about Abbi Glines and her books. They don't take a long time to read, but every one of them is such a pleasure to read that she's the writer whi's books I most look forward to read with new upcoming releases.

Twisted Perfection sure as hell wasn't different.

I loved Never Too Far, but felt that it was a teensy bit rushed. TP was not. The plot was exciting, the writing and the sex scenes intoxicating.

Woods is an absolute dream. But Della shows a strength that showed that you can be strong and still need help at the same time. She was what did it for me.

Can't wait for the release of Simple Perfection. Simply. Can't. Wait.
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OH. MY. GOSH!  Each time I read a book by Nicole Edwards I think it's the best one I've ever read.  And then she goes and writes another one!  Loved, loved, loved, this book. Sigh... It's so easy to fall in love with Mia, Phoenix and Tarik separately.  But the love they finally admit to each other is so beautiful.  This book and story line was so good.  The bad guys got what they deserved and the good guys got their HEA.  This is my favorite genre and Nicole is one of the best authors to write it.  Way to go!
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Nicole Jackson does not disappoint!!!  Thank you for writing a full length stand alone book!!!  I can always count on Ms. Jackson's books to give me my money's worth and then some.  Ryan and Des were textbook examples of soul mates.  They share a bond so great that even time, space and life's chaos could not break it.  It was nice to see Ryan as a woman that didn't take any crap off of anyone.  Although I didn't agree with some of her choices (mainly Jacob), she didn't let anyone get over on her.  It was great to see some the characters from Ms. Jackson's other books make an appearance.  If you are a true fan of Ms. Jackson's work, than surely you will not be disappointed with this book.
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You never know what to expect with a Nicole Jackson book she always bring the realist ish and I love it..I love how all her characters appear so real like I know them from somewhere I guess every hood got somebody in it that act like them and the truth that she bring with her books are so like WOW her pen game is sick...kinda sad with the ending but you never know what to expect I like Jay Rock and Paris relationship even though they both was pissing me off at time ...this is a book I will read again just cause I love it...Nicole you got a fan for life just keep dropping these banger and I will keep 1-clicking ...off to read your other two books :-)
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I absolutely Love Love Love Nicole's writing.  She always has me hooked from the beginning of each book.  There are just some authors than can make me read anything they write.  Nicole Edwards is one of them.  I usually don't pay much if anything for digital books.  However if I like the first in a series I will pay for the continuing books in the series.

I found that I like to read MM books.  Cam and Gannon are wonderful.  They are opposites in many ways and at times they are so much a like.  You can't help but love them and root for them to be together.  I like that they stay true to themselves yet will find ways to make their differences work for them.

I love the extra characters in Reckless, Roan, Hunter, Dare, Teague, Milly, Pete and Cam's dad Michael.  I sure hope Nicole has plans to give them their own books....Yummy!!!!!!  No cliff hanger (thank goodness) and a Happy ending!  Tank you Nicole for wonderful book/story.
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Mister Wrong is a fast paced read and the type of book that you will probably read in one sitting. Why? Because the story is interesting enough that you become utterly hooked to the pages. What makes it so hard to put down? The fact that the story itself is actually unique and surprisingly sweet! At first I assumed this would be another run of the mill romance with the same type of hero we see in all books and the same type of meek heroine that is almost spineless until the hero sweeps her off her feet. Well, this wasn't the case and I loved that!

Nicole Williams has written many books that I have enjoyed and this is not different with Mister Wrong. The story line is fun, unique, and interesting, the characters are relate-able and easy to connect with, and the writing style is phenomenal. Fans of Nicole Williams and those who like a sweet romance will pair well with this book. I highly recommend it!
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I've read all of Ms. Williams' books (including her collaborations The Forgotten Room and Fall of Poppies) and have never been disappointed. A Certain Age continues the pattern. Her books suck me in and I hate to put them down.

If you like steady-paced historical fiction set in the 1920s (when they were just getting roaring) with a romantic twist, you will probably enjoy this book.
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Nicole Jordan's books never fail to keep me reading.  This book is called Desire and Deception.  Everyone believes throughout the book that the deception is on the females end when I find it was on the males.  In the beginning, she is forced into committing fraud to save the family's business from a relative that doesn't deserve it  She is promised to marry a man that she doesn't know even though her guardian feels it's the right move for the business once he is gone.  She flees one night to get away from the whole thing only to be saved by the one man she hoped she never met, her fiance.  So she realizes immediately who he is and finds a way to get away from him but not before he compromises her.  He never gives up looking for her and finally after four years finds her in New Orleans.  A whole ocean away from England.  After trying very hard to find her secret out because he KNOWS there is one, he still marries her.  Now all through this book, he is very attuned to her.  Her thoughts, what she is going to do next and still waits for the big reveal.  Since she is so scared of the retribution she will likely to get when she is found out, he gives up and has to leave for a while to conduct business in England agreeing to leave her in New Orleans.  Well of course before he leaves, she cannot stand to be away from him and decides to listen to him that he will protect her from whatever she is hiding from and goes to England with him.  Soon after her arrival, the secret is approached by the relative that her guardian was protecting the business from.  She knows the secret and is going to tell it.  But our heroine comes up with a plan to delay.  She plans on going to find out if the fraud that was committed is really fraud or the truth and it was hidden from her.  Now this man she is married to knows how cunning she is because she has thwarted him several times even though he always comes through to save her from any real damage but she is able to elude him this time.  She almost makes it to her destination when an associate of the relative finds her and she goes to run only to trip and fall.  Well, she is pregnant and hasn't told her husband and the fall causes her to lose her child.  Now this is where the real deception comes in.  After she is strong enough to move, her husband finally tells her that he has known her secret all along and was waiting for her to trust him enough to tell him.

Now I'm a fan of strong domineering males who always seem to know what his lady is going to do.  I'm also a fan of a woman who can throw one over on her man.  I had a hard time trying to reconcile that after this man that knew all along what your were running from and wanted your trust, knew how you handled things (on her own because she is independent regardless) and never once offered the same to her.  There was the flaw in this book for me.  He knew her and what she was capable of and expected of her what he couldn't give himself.  Had I been her, I would have been just a little more mad that I lost my child unnecessarily because he knew that the secret she was hiding wasn't a fraud but the truth.  She was more worried about losing him after the loss of their child.  Her character up to that point was great.  His character stayed with it.  He was mad at himself and was afraid to come home because he was sure she would have been angry enough to leave him.  Instead, she goes after him and they live happily ever after.  Not that I wouldn't have them come together eventually but he would have had to earn his way back.  HIS deception took something that couldn't be brought back and he would have had to pay for that.

Now Nicole did a good job making it look as though the female was the doing the deception and some might still see it that way in the book but I didn't.  She always makes for a good story and this one didn't fail until the end.  I would still recommend people to read it though.
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You will never go wrong with anything Nicole Edwards' writes.  I love her Cub Destiny, and Alluring Indulgence books!
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Great Exploitations is the first chapter in a brand new series by Nicole Williams.  It's a ONE-OF-A-KIND, addicting new series that will leave readers begging for more.  Trust me, you don't want to miss this exciting new series.

Sienna is an Eve "a member of a secret society of women contracted by the wives of wealthy, powerful men for one reason and one reason only: to seduce their husbands. To ensure their pre-nuptial agreement will be null and void thanks to a little loophole known as the Infidelity Clause. To ensure that those wives don't find themselves on the other side of a divorce without a penny to their name."

She might sounds like a cold-hearted bitch, but she really isn't.  She's just a girl who has been burned in the past and feels like she is doing other women a favor by "nailing" their cheating spouses.

Great Exploitations wasn't a "romance" novel.  Meaning, there wasn't a big love story in this novel, but Nicole Williams definitely set the stage in this novel and it's obvious that things are about to heat up and blow up!  I can't wait to see what happens next!

I gave Great Exploitations (mischief in Miami #1) by Nicole Williams 4 STARS.  I strongly recommend this series to everyone, especially fans of The Arrangement series by H.M. Ward and vice versa.
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If you love Nicole's books you don't want to miss this. This book will be sure to hear you up even in the coldest temperature. I loved revisiting Travis, Gage, Kylie, RT, Z, Cole,Luke and Sierra. These couples will make you swoon and set your heart and body on fire. I love also that family is important in all her books and this one is no exception.
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Nobody writes an emotional roller-coaster the way Nicole Williams does and Mister Wrong was no exception. This book delivered a ton of angst, but it was an addictive read. My emotions were all over the place as I was reading and I loved every second of it.

Not going to lie, there are very few authors who could sell me on this story line, but Nicole is one of them. Because lets be honest, Matt pretending to be Jacob isn't a super cool move. But I think what sells it are his motivations. He truly is not thinking about himself. All he cares about is Cora and what Jacob not showing up will do to her. And while I got mad at Matt for some of what he did, I also loved him. Its hard not to love him because he truly gives and gives with little thought for himself.

And I loved Cora too. She is so confused and I really felt for her. And while as with Matt, I wasn't thrilled with everything she did, I still loved her. I think thats what makes these characters great. They are all so real and flawed, but still so likable. Even Jacob, who is honestly a douche canoe most of the time, has his moments.

The one character I absolutely adored though was Maggie. She is a great friend and she tells it like it is. We didn't get too much Maggie throughout the book, but I absolutely loved what we got. I would not complain if Maggie were to get her own story.

Mister Wrong was a great read with a ton of steamy chemistry. This book keeps you engaged and turning pages while ripping your heart to shreds. Its another great read from Nicole Williams.