ARC Review: Until Sage by Aurora Rose Reynolds

Posted May 9, 2017 by Suzanne in Reviews / 4 Comments

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Until Sage
by Aurora Rose Reynolds

3 Stars

BOOK INFO

Released: May 9th 2017
Series: Until Him #2
Published by Self Published
Format: eARC

“…gorgeous alpha male, the warmth of the Mayson family and some spectacular sex scenes.”
~ Under the Covers

I made the fatal mistake of reading an extract of Until Sage many moons before it came out. Ever since I have been desperate to get my hands on this book and see what happens next. And finally, finally the day came when it arrived on my kindle and after a few celebratory dances I could get to the serious business of devouring it whole. Which, is exactly what I did.

If you have read Aurora Rose Reynolds before, this book won’t come as a surprise to you. It has all those elements that has you grabbing each of her books as soon as you can; the gorgeous alpha male, the warmth of the Mayson family and some spectacular sex scenes.

But, maybe I had been waiting too long and my expectations sky rocketed. As much as I enjoyed Until Sage I found myself becoming slightly bored when reading it. There just wasn’t enough happening in it to keep my mind fully focused on the book and so inevitably it started to wander.

However, I still enjoyed this and I will still be grabbing the next Aurora Rose Reynolds book as soon as it becomes available.

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About Aurora Rose Reynolds

NEW YORK TIMES, USA TODAY & WALL STREET JOURNAL BEST SELLING AUTHOR Aurora Rose Reynolds was also featured in a one on one interview for the Cosmopolitan online magazine. Aurora is a navy brat who’s husband served in the United States Navy. She has lived all over the country but now resides in Tennessee with her Husband. She’s married to an alpha male that loves her as much as the men in her books love their women. He gives her over the top inspiration everyday. In her free time she reads, writes and enjoys going to the movies with her husband. She also enjoys taking mini weekend vacations to nowhere, or spends time at home with friends and family. Last but not least she appreciates everyday and admires it’s beauty.

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