Sunday Connection – What’s Been Happening This Week? #SundayBlogShare

Catch up With This Week’s Book Reviews.

Then Follow The Links To Posts From Around The Blogosphere

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Monday – Chris reviewed romantic suspense Chasing Symmetry by Tempeste Blake

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Tuesday – I reviewed romantic comedy Ruby Slips And Poker Chips by Heather Kindt

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Wednesday – Chris reviewed children’s fiction Muffy & Valor by Karl Beckstrand

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Thursday – I reviewed romantic comedy The Little Cafe In Copenhagen by Julie Caplin

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Friday – Karen B reviewed thriller Hiding by Jenny Potts

HUSBAND TRAINING SCHOOL: Humor (Strong, Savvy Women...And The Men Who Love Them Book 3) by [Harris, Ruth]

Saturday – I reviewed humour novella Husband Training by Ruth Harris

Fun Post – Book Twins: If you liked Call Of The Canyon, then you might like Trusting The Currents

Plus links from around the blogosphere

What makes people follow your blog?

https://elgeewrites.com/why-i-follow-your-blog-and-how-you-can-make-others-do-the-same/

The Benefits of blog hopping

https://drizzleandhurricanebooks.com/2018/01/17/how-to-blog-hop-why-i-do-it-and-think-you-should-too/

Some pause for thought!

http://writersinthestormblog.com/2018/01/4-tips-for-engaging-international-readers/

Always good to see this one

https://thisislitblog.com/2018/02/02/authorsgetlit-5-tips-for-getting-a-blogger-to-review-your-book/

Leave no book behind!

http://www.danielaark.com/a-bookworm-book-blogger-manifesto/

Rosie’s #BookReview Team #RBRT #RomanticSuspense Chasing Symmetry by @TempesteBlake

Today’s team review is from Chris, she blogs here http://cphilippou123.wordpress.com

#RBRT Review Team

Chris has been reading Chasing Symmetry by Tempeste Blake

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Romantic crime fiction with an edge, this gently-built novel ticks a number of boxes.

Bianca is shocked enough to find a dead woman in her office, but throw in a chief of police with a grudge, a self-imploding ex-boyfriend, and Finn, said ex’s brother, and your have a perfect storm of mayhem and romance to add to your murder…

The plot was decent, the characters interesting, and the structure flowed well. Slow, simmering, and tense, this was a little over-dramatic for my realist tastes but, if you don’t mind some slow-build mystery in your romantic suspense, this could be the one for you.

Book description

Someone had been trying for the perfect shade of red . . .
When art professor Bianca James tries to save a dying woman, the grudge-holding chief of police is all too quick to catapult her to the top of the suspect list. As if that isn’t enough, her ex-boyfriend’s younger brother, Finn Tierny, is assigned to the case, and she’s faced with a trilogy of dilemmas: go head to head with the chief, stop a cold-blooded killer on her own, or trust another Tierny.
Finn’s return to Riley’s Peak is bittersweet. He’s flooded with memories, both good and bad, as he battles doubts about being a cop, a cantankerous father, a jealous brother, and a drug dealer with a rap-sheet longer than the list of addicts he’s been supplying.
Threats escalate, the suspect list grows, and it becomes clear—the murderer’s resolve to kill Bianca is almost as strong as Finn’s desire to keep her alive.
Almost.

About the author

When Nancy Smith and Cat Trizzino met in an online writers’ group, their individual styles blended to a shared vision. Though they live in different states, Nancy in Michigan, Cat in Maryland, their passion for well-crafted stories makes the physical distance irrelevant. Tempeste Blake is the result of their combined voices, an author who writes grab-the-tissue-box, heart-in-your-throat romantic suspense and loves to throw her characters into the deep end to see if they sink or swim.

Chasing Symmetry is Tempeste’s first novel.

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