If you want to get totally lost in a book, this would be a good one to jump into. There are several main characters and all of them are very well developed. There are several plot lines running concurrently and they are also well developed. And that’s not all as there are several subplots that … Continue reading The Gilded King (Sovereign #1) by Josie Jaffrey
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Book Talk Radio Winner -Best In Crime -The Mercer Street Murder by Aaron Gallagher
I have read all three books in this series - an am axiously awaiting the fourth due in February! So happy to see it on the Winners List. My full review from 2018 is here. For more works by this author CLICK HERE.
Foam on the Crest of Waves by Silke Stein
I have been reading some good stories lately, but this book reminded me what reading a truly wonderful story feels like. It was a pleasure to rate this one 5 stars. Have you ever wandered a trail and around each curve found something new, interesting or beautiful? That was this book. The characters (even the … Continue reading Foam on the Crest of Waves by Silke Stein
Thriving Not Surviving: The 5 Secret Pathways To Happiness, Success and Fulfilment by Gina Gardiner
This book won Best in Self-Help/Inspirational, and after reading it, I can understand why. Using her own story as a base, the author easily leads you along the pathways that she richly describes and illuminates. While many self-help books tend to tell you how easy a change can be, this author has a much more … Continue reading Thriving Not Surviving: The 5 Secret Pathways To Happiness, Success and Fulfilment by Gina Gardiner
Trails Southwest in the Southwest Trails Series – Parts 1 & 2 by Diane M. Cece
Wandering around the Texas Book Festival, I came to a booth with Indie Authors from all over the country. Even New Jersey? Well, when I heard that, this Jersey Girl had to meet the author. Diane ended up being all the good things I love about Jersey Girls – straight shooting from the hip kind … Continue reading Trails Southwest in the Southwest Trails Series – Parts 1 & 2 by Diane M. Cece
Discovering Witchetty Waters by Trisha J. Kelly
Here is the winner of the Book Talk Radio Club Best in Children's Books. Did you or your kids love Magic Tree House? If so as middle schoolers they will love this more mature series in that theme. With time travel, special creatures, magic and a glimpse of Aliens it has the potential to take … Continue reading Discovering Witchetty Waters by Trisha J. Kelly
The Mage-Lord’s Legacy (The Constellation Saga, #2) by Kay MacLeod
I’m very glad I invested the time to read the first book in this series as it laid a perfect platform for diving off of and into this story. This was a wonderful continuation of the Constellation’s story. The book picks up with Kitty and her “team” trying to get more Urns – but the … Continue reading The Mage-Lord’s Legacy (The Constellation Saga, #2) by Kay MacLeod
Autism in April by Dr. April J. Lisbon – AWARD WINNER
Over the next few months, I have the honor of blogging about the winners of each genre and best overall from the Book Talk Radio Club Awards that occurred in November of 2018. Autism in April won the Best in Parenting/Special Needs category. I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing this book in April … Continue reading Autism in April by Dr. April J. Lisbon – AWARD WINNER
Midnight Black – The Purge by R. J. Eastwood
I chose this book to end my year. Not because of closure but because of what I hope will lead to more great reads from this author in the coming year. A large portion of this quick paced book takes place in the main character’s mind. This unique perspective gives the reader insight that would … Continue reading Midnight Black – The Purge by R. J. Eastwood
Trespass by Chris Miller
Having read another book by this author (CLICK HERE) I was curious when this novella came across my radar. While this book did not have the scare of the last one it did have something that may be even more nerve-wracking. This is an intense read of basically one event that happens over an afternoon … Continue reading Trespass by Chris Miller
