We Never Said Goodbye

“We Never Said Goodbye is wonderfuly crafted and an absolute easy read. The plot is intense and emersive. Fiona is grief stricken and confused about who she is, mixing that with the confusion of her feelings for a past relationship with Simon makes for great tension and a slow burn romance. This is one of my favorite new indie authors to look out for!!”

— Goodreads

I will forever recommend this book to anyone looking for a love story. You fall in love with the main characters as much as they fall in love with each other.

— Amazon

Love Beyond The Game

“I was honored enough to receive an ARC of Love Beyond the Game, so first and foremost, thank you Alexandra Shaw!!
This story follows Nicole, a gymnast and Jeremy, a baseball player. They are in college and meet due to being in physical therapy for injuries. Jeremy is ALL in, immediately!! Nic was a little more hesitant, but couldn't fight her feelings. This story is HOT, emotional and sweet. I really enjoyed following along as they learned to navigate life, their sports and one another. (And that bedroom)!! 🥵 4 stars for the story and 2.5 on the 🌶 scale. Definitely recommend!!”

— Amazon

Love Beyond the Game is a slow burn college sports romance. Each main character plays a different sport and meet while undergoing physical therapy. The depth in which the author goes into explaining each sport, injury and related recovery is outstanding. The character development is amazing. The love story progresses at a slow pace, but not too slow as to make one uninterested. There is enough spice so that you’re not left lacking. There are plot twists and turns to keep you on your toes. I loved this book and can’t wait for book two!!!

— Amazon

The Exodus of Ayala

“I really, really enjoyed this story! I'll preface the rest of the review by saying I don't normally read romance novels, so for one to draw me in is more than a minor accomplishment. But I was hooked from the very beginning and never wanted to quit reading.

I love that this story takes place in Basra, Iraq shortly after World War II. That's a setting and time period that I've never seen another author touch before, and for the reason it's even more interesting and fresh. The dangers facing the characters are very real, as you might imagine, and for that reason there's tension from the very first page. Ayala and the Abraham family are Jews living in Basra. The Jewish nation of Israel has just been formed, and it's caused a streak of turmoil and violence against Jews throughout the Middle East.

Ayala and her family meet Brody, a Scottish soldier stationed in Basra, who agrees to protect her and her brother. Feelings quickly develop between Ayala and Brody, even though he is several years older and from a different continent. But in the middle of such a turbulent time, they aren't able to act on how they feel before they're ripped apart. The Abrahams and many other Jewish families are forced to flee Iraq.

The Exodus of Ayala was great because of the characters more than anything else. I found myself immediately caring about what happened to them, and that worry and edginess helped me fly through this story and then wish there was more when I reached the end. I had a great time reading The Exodus of Ayala and thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity. I'm looking for more books like it and loved how direct it was while still being full of passion, excitement, and romance. Cheers!”

— Amazon

“This book is a page-turner that is exquisitely written.
Ayala befriends a British soldier who assists her family in escaping persecution. They share their sorrow and hope for a new beginning despite the dangers of their journey.
The narrative highlights Ayala's resilience and the value of interpersonal relationships during trying times. The story, which offers a poignant look at the experience of being a refugee, is told in astonishing and evocative prose and emphasizes themes of resilience and hope. Highly Recommend.”

— Amazon

“It's an incredible tale of love, loss, and resilience. This powerful novel will take you on an emotional journey through: - A young woman's struggle for survival - A family's quest for freedom - A nation's fight for independence Ayala's story is: - Relatable and authentic - Emotionally charged and thought-provoking - A testament to the human spirit You'll laugh, cry, and cheer for Ayala as she navigates: - War, persecution, and hardship - Love, family, and community - Identity, hope, and redemption I Highly Recommend! - For fans of historical fiction and women's stories - Anyone seeking a moving and inspiring read - Book clubs looking for meaningful discussions A Must-Read!”

— Amazon

“Well done to the author! The Exodus of Ayala is an excellent, well written read. I was gripped and enthralled from the beginning, and read the book quite quickly. Two lovers caught up in a very difficult situation. I felt for Ayala in her transition to a new country, but the book touches on so many more subjects. Dialogue and narrative excellent throughout. Recommended!”

— Amazon

The Nightingale Chronicles: Protecting Jacqueline

“An engaging tale of love with Jacqueline, a headstrong heroine, and the reluctant viscount, Colin. It explored the different ways that people deal with trauma and how it affects their lives and relationships, and the struggle to overcome the past and fund happiness.”

— Amazon

The Bow Street Ladies: When a Lady Saves a Duke

You get to follow a strong female who leads with her brains instead of her looks. Follow the Bow Street Ladies as they uncover a murder and watch them fall in love as you fall in love with them.

— Goodreads

Where Life Takes Us

This book was amazing.The characters were well developed.It is a friends in the beginning to lovers story.Ava and Gavin are characters that need another book.It was a very fast paced read for me.The ending is where I kept going and going and could not stop til I finished the book.Go read this book and I promise you will love the book.

— Goodreads