More Than Words by Mia Sheridan Releases: June 12, 2018 Contemporary Romance Most of All You, Sheridan's book published last year, is a favorite of mine. It made me feel all the feels. More Than Words was greatly anticipated, but it misses the mark. We meet Jessica and Callen as teenagers, they randomly meet one day at an abandoned train car, as they are both looking for escapism. Jessica's dad is a serial cheater and her mom falls apart each time. Callen's dad verbally abuses and shames Continue Reading
Excerpt from Archer’s Voice by Mia Sheridan and a Giveaway of her upcoming release!
Happy Valentine's Day, Smexy Readers! I'm so happy to be here celebrating the month of love — and the trade paperback release of Archer's Voice! — by sharing a snippet of Archer and Bree's love story. I would call this book my most romantic story, and I hope you agree. Let me set up the scene for you: Archer (who speaks only in American Sign Language) and Bree have had a fight and been distant for days. A thunderstorm begins which scares Bree as thunderstorms remind her of another night when she Continue Reading
Giveaway of a Favorite Book of 201 7 – Most of All You by Mia Sheridan
I reviewed Most of All You by Mia Sheridan earlier this year, it is a favorite read of 2017. It's dark and complex. It will make you hurt and root for happiness and peace. The hero was kidnapped and kept in a basement as a child, and as an adult, can't stand to be touched. The heroine is a stripper and is hired by him to help him overcome his fear. The story turns into her journey to find herself, as they both help each other heal from past trauma. It really moved me. Her publicist reached Continue Reading
Review: Most of All You by Mia Sheridan
Most of All You by Mia Sheridan Released: October 17, 2017 Contemporary Romance Forever Reviewed by Mandi This book pretty much gutted me - and I'm not one to use that term a lot. The author deceives you into thinking she is giving you a very broken hero, and a heroine who is going to help him find himself. Instead, you start to learn how absolutely vulnerable the heroine is, and this book is more her journey of rising out of the black pit of despair, and enjoying the sunsets and Continue Reading