Showing posts with label Margarita Felices. Show all posts
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Monday, April 29, 2019

The Decoys by Margarita Felices & Jackie Clarke


The Decoys

by Margarita Felices & Jackie Clarke 

Erotic Comedy



When Bethan and Deborah decide to spend their redundancy money and jet off for a holiday in the South of France, they never dreamed that they would meet two handsome Ukrainian men who would wine and dine them. 

But Dani and Matt are being hunted by the police for a recent robbery and they've hatched a plan to use the girls to get their stolen goods out of the country. Thing is - Bethan and Deborah are hiding a secret of their own. 
Two Welsh women on holiday. Two handsome jewel thieves. What could go wrong?





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Friday, January 5, 2018

5 Stars for Trancers by Margarita Felices!



This book is creepy!

First off, I want everyone to know, my favorite genre is Horror. 


You can say I'm a little picky when it comes to reviewing a new horror book. I've read way too many that were not scary to me. 
I like a book to creep me out...make me think of what I was just reading. 


Trancers is page after page of heart thumping anticipation. 
This book never slows down, it keeps you interested until the very end. 

I liked Travis right-away, 
and the writing created the perfect picture to where Travis went in the story. 
The Trancers were pretty creepy too!

I gave Trancers 5 stars!







ABOUT ME.
I live in Cardiff with my partner and three little mad dogs and I work for a well-known TV broadcasting company. I love living in Cardiff because, for all its modernisation, there are still remnants of an old Victorian city. I love writing and base my stories in Cardiff because it has such character. When I can, I go out to the coast and take photographs, mind you, we have a lovely castle in the city centre and a fairytale one just on the outskirts, so when I feel I can't write anything, I take a ramble to those locations and it clears my head. 
I suppose it was inevitable that someday I would write a novel. My teachers at school used to limit me to no more than ten pages. When I left school, I wrote short stories for magazines, and it paid my way through college. I am Gothic, I love the fashion, the architecture and the music. The club in my novel is real. When I was writing book one, I got all my club material and clientèle from here, I wouldn't have finished that section without it.






Wednesday, July 6, 2016

Ordinary Wins by Margarita Felices

By Margarita Felices

Have you ever worried that life has passed you by? They do say that life begins at forty. 
When Nicci Lace woke up one day and wondered where her life had gone, she never counted on what would happen to her next? 
What if you had the chance to jet off with someone famous that picked you over all those beautiful models? 
Ordinary you! 

It seems life really does begin at forty after all.




Video for Ordinary Wins
Created by Tanya W.

Some reviews...

By Alison Loris on June 15, 2015Format: Paperback Verified PurchaseI loved this story of a young woman who thinks her love life is over because she's not one of "those size two models with skinny bodies, pouty lips and perfect skin." But even a rock star sometimes wants more than an empty head in a perfect body. Sometimes he wants a woman who's real.

By L. RIEKE on June 26, 2015Format: Kindle Edition Verified PurchaseI really liked this story and highly recommend it. I started out not liking Jaxon all that well, but he grew on me and in the end I thought his character was well thought out. Nicci also is a terrific character and I felt for what she goes through in the story. When the tense conflict happened I was pissed and cried along with her. As I previously said, I highly recommend this story.

By Krystal Stubbs on December 16, 2015Format: Kindle EditionThis book was wonderful! It is written wonderfully. the way Nicci thinks is the way a lot of women, including me, think of themselves. It shows true feelings, thoughts and actions of people in relationships, not some made up fairytale romance story.
Nicci Lace is the main character. She is in a dead end job that she does not like, has no real friends to hang out with and is older (not young twenties). She believes that she is not worth much, but others can see that she is. Until one day she meets Jaxon, and he turns her world upside down.
Received book for honest review

You can purchase Ordinary Wins on Amazon


Learn more about the author here