Thursday, July 24, 2025

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New Release

Ruptured Death Dwellers MC Legacy Generation by Kathryn C. Kelly 

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In a chaotic world where survival means confronting painful truths and loyalty is the difference between life and death, the Death Dwellers MC is more ruptured than ever. Following Rule’s betrayal, the Caldwell family is forced to overcome another brush with death. Rebel’s bond with Diesel and growing feelings for Kaia test both relationships. Club life is sucking CJ in deeper, despite his longing to please his mother. In the face of her own turmoil, Megan tries to hold them together, while Christopher’s fear of losing the one person who means most to him manifests in explosive ways. Adding to the tension is the fractured loyalties the club continues to grapple with, the flames of division stoked by the Death Dweller’s very own Vice President. Kendall attempts to rectify her husband’s numerous misdeeds, but the perilous secrets and looming threats may prove impossible to conceal. Ruptured is a gripping tale of survival, betrayal, and redemption, set against a backdrop of danger and conflict where every decision carry weight and consequences.

Chapter One - Rebel

Life was to be lived and enjoyed, and death ignored. Day-to-day, Rebel Caldwell never considered the true meaning behind the circle of life. Her parents insulated her from the bad. In spite of her father’s profession, and that of most of the men in her family, she didn’t dwell on if Daddy or Diesel or Uncle Mort or any of them would return home at the end of the day. She just expected it to be so. She saw them as invincible, so they were.

Momma managed to hide her fears about Daddy’s safety. Rebel’s aunts kept smiles on their faces and a united front no matter what else might be happening.

In Rebel’s mind, death was a distant reality that she wouldn’t have to think about for ages. Then her mother collapsed, one of her brothers overdosed, and her twin almost drowned her. Death was no longer an occurrence that would happen decades from now and that could be shrugged off. It was at the forefront of her mind. Inevitable. Inescapable. 

Current. 

Rebel blinked at the TV screen, silent and dark, like the world around her. The soft light behind her hospital bed cut through the pitch black and offered a small reprieve, but her mind whirled. Coldness surrounded her and she kept envisioning herself underwater, fighting to escape, clawing at Rule’s arms, trying to pry his fingers away. Her hair spread out, wet and heavy, an umbrella hiding her brother’s fingers from their dirty work.

Except her thoughts betrayed her. When Rule tried to drown her, she’d been unconscious. He’d conked her in the head, so that freezing dampness seeping into her skin and pouring through her body was a figment of her imagination. Had he killed her, she would’ve died without knowing how or why she’d crossed over. 

She drew in a deep breath, gasping for air and struggling to breathe. She didn’t remember much about her arrival to the hospital.When she awakened and talked to her father, he told her what happened. Saving Rule was uppermost in her mind. Butterfly Kisses, the song Daddy played for her, soothed her turmoil and she’d fallen asleep. Now, hours later, her lungs hurt and felt full, almost as if water remained in them. 

Coughing seized her and stole more of her breath. Pain radiated from her chest and she moaned. The bedside light flicked on and Daddy stood next to her bed. He grabbed her hand as a nurse rushed in. 

“She just started coughin’.” The worry in Daddy’s voice matched the look on his face. “It woke me up.”

“My chest is hurting,” Rebel croaked, her coughing lessening. She squeezed Daddy’s hand, comforted by his presence.

“That’s normal, Rebel,” the nurse said gently. “The doctor makes his rounds between eight and nine, Mr. Caldwell. He’ll check her out and discuss options based on what he finds.”

She sounded so nice, but Rebel was too tired to look at her badge and discover her name to thank her when she felt better.

“My baby girl’s gonna be okay?” Daddy asked quietly.

“Yes, sir. She’s one of the lucky ones.” The nurse reached over Rebel and twisted a green knob, then patted her arm. “I’ve increased your flow of oxygen.” She pulled out a syringe and turned to the IV, inserting the needle into the injection port. “There, love. You should feel better soon.”

Foggy warmth spread through Rebel. She tried to keep her eyes open, afraid to close them, afraid a watery grave awaited her.

“I don’t wait to die,” she whispered.

Daddy kissed her forehead. “You fine, Reb. I ain’t lettin’ nothin’ happen to you, baby.”

“Okay,” she said, believing him.

Her eyes slipped closed.





Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Mesmerized Has It All!



Mesmerized by Nevaeh Ryn is a must-read for lovers of paranormal romance. Set in southern Louisiana in the fictional town of Gaville, the story is filled with witches, ghosts, werewolves, and vampires. 20-year-old Kamika LeBlanc is back in Gaville for her grandmother’s funeral. Four years earlier, during Kamika’s annual summer visit, Suzanne abandoned Kami because she discovered her granddaughter's affair with Larissa Harris. Religious, self-righteous, and judgmental, Susanne immediately sent Kamika back to Miami. 

Kami never spoke to her grandmother again. Now, she's dead, and they can never make up. Kamika decides to remain in Gaville to support her mother as Suzanne's house is cleaned out. In the meantime, Larissa introduces Kami to her cousin, Delaney, a beautiful woman who recently moved back to Gaville after graduating from Tulane University. Delaney has secrets that make her fight her attraction to Kami. Her hesitancy allows a mysterious man named Beauden Hugo Valois to enter the picture and steal some of Kamika’s attention.


Mesmerized has it all: a sultry Louisiana setting on the banks of the Mississippi, detrimental secrets, family drama, sexual tension, and references to Twilight. Kamika loves the series. Delaney and Larissa do not. Kamika’s interest in both Delaney and Beau is as eye-opening for the reader as it is for our protagonist. They both have qualities that draw her. Although she is bisexual, she has always shown a stronger interest in women, so I have an idea who she will choose. Mesmerized is more than a romance or a love triangle. It is a granddaughter's journey of grief, regret, and love. She grieved her grandmother long before her actual death, but at least there was always the possibility of reconciliation. 

As Kamika’s hurt and anger disintegrate and she begins to understand her grandmother’s motivations with the help of her ghost, she heals and grows in a beautifully written journey. Nevaeh has a way with words that not only tells Kamika’s story but also breathes life into the world of Mesmerized. As a Louisiana native, I am truly impressed by the author's vivid scenery. I urge you to read this paranormal romance, the first book in the series. I'm ready for Bewitched, book 2!










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