Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore – Author Update #Reviews – Laura M. Baird, Rachele Baker DVM, and Jacquie Biggar.

Posted on July 8, 2019

Sally Cronin of Smorgasbord blog shares a fantastic review from Skating on Thin Ice!

Welcome to the first of the author updates for the week where I share recent reviews for books on the shelves of the cafe and bookstore.

The first author with a recent review is Laura M. Bairdfor her March 2019 release Sights on Her (Shifter Clans Book Two)

About the book

Hawk shifter, Brennon Underhill is on a mission to shut down rogue labs and take down those responsible for experimenting with humans and shifters. A startling connection ignites within him after one look at Mikki, the only survivor of horrific deeds, and he knows he’ll do anything to save her and make her his.

One moment Mikki Babineaux is celebrating with friends, the next she realizes she’s been kidnapped and put through torture. Her savior comes in the hulking form of a gorgeous stranger named Brennon who sparks decadent desires. But learning he’s a shifter, and she may…

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Jacquie Biggar

JACQUIE BIGGAR is a USA Today bestselling author of Romance who writes about smart, sassy females and tough, alpha males who learn the true power is love. Free reads, excerpts, author news, and contests can be found on her web site: http://jacqbiggar.com You can follow her on at http://Facebook.com/jacqbiggar, http://Twitter.com/jacqbiggar Or email her via her web site. Jacquie lives on Vancouver Island with her husband and loves to hear from readers all over the world! View all posts by Jacquie Biggar

10 thoughts on “Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore – Author Update #Reviews – Laura M. Baird, Rachele Baker DVM, and Jacquie Biggar.”

Jacqui Murray July 8, 201912:14 pm Reply

Love this cover. Mysterious–hmm…

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1. Jacquie Biggar July 8, 20192:49 pm Reply
  
  Lol
  
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Mae Clair July 8, 201912:59 pm Reply

Way to go, Jacquie!

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1. Jacquie Biggar July 8, 20192:51 pm Reply
  
  Thanks, Mae. I’m thrilled I got it right, considering I know next to nothing about hockey 🏒 (shh, that’s blasphemy in Canada!)
  
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  1. Mae Clair July 8, 20194:28 pm Reply
    
    LOL!
    
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  2. Staci Troilo July 9, 20196:03 am Reply
    
    Say it isn’t so, Jacquie! Hockey is awesome!
    
    Congratulations.
    
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    1. Jacquie Biggar July 9, 201910:07 am Reply
      
      Lol, maybe I should give it another chance 🙂
      
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Smorgasbord - Variety is the Spice of Life. July 8, 20192:59 pm Reply

Thanks for boosting Jacquie..hugsx

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Natalie Ducey July 9, 20197:31 am Reply

Awesome, Jacquie! Cheers to you. 🙂

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1. Jacquie Biggar July 9, 201910:08 am Reply
  
  Thank you, Natalie!
  
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