This book came up on one of the Facebook pages I follow. Got to admit that when I saw the title and blurb I was hooked. Luckily the author has a great sense of humor and took pity on my begging to read and review this book. Yes, I still have a ton of books … Continue reading I’d Rather Starve Than Cook by Lisa Orban
Eden Wakes by C. S. Harte
First and most importantly - this is a book for middle school through adult readers. There is nothing in here that I would not have allowed my 12 year old children to read. The main character, Kayla is a foster child. Along with the stress and pressures of being moved around a lot, dealing with … Continue reading Eden Wakes by C. S. Harte
Into Spring: The Next Generation by Larry Landgraf
While wandering through the Texas Book Festival, I had the pleasure of meeting this author. I was not shopping for books but rather for information. I wanted to know if paying for a booth at the Festival was worth it for Indie Authors. Larry was very helpful with information and provided me with his latest … Continue reading Into Spring: The Next Generation by Larry Landgraf
Seeker: A story in ChaosNova universe by David Noe and Laura Loolaid
I have never been a Science Fiction fan but I have found myself taking steps in that direction. This novella, helped me take a leap. My issue with Science Fiction is that it is not realistic - I know I hear you "but they are Sci Fi". But listen (or read) for a moment. If … Continue reading Seeker: A story in ChaosNova universe by David Noe and Laura Loolaid
Heirs of Power by Kay MacLeod
This book is the first in the Constellation Saga. Kitty, the main character has spent her life being raised by her father who has taught her to be hunter. Kitty does not realize that she is part of the Constellation group until an encounter with a otherworldly ritual when her father reveals her true identity … Continue reading Heirs of Power by Kay MacLeod
The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
This book follows two different timelines and main characters. 1915 with Eve who becomes a spy in the Alice Network against the Germans while she lives in occupied France. And, 1947, with Charlotte (Charlie), an American college girl who is pregnant, unmarried and traveling with her mother to take care of the "problem" . Instead, … Continue reading The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
Moriarty Meets His Match (Professor & Mrs. Moriarty Mystery Book 1) by Anna Castle
I admit that I am a bit of a Sherlock Holmes fan. Not a serious die hard fan but more of a fan of the spin off books like the Mary Russell series by Laurie King. So, when I saw this book, I was intrigued but cautious and packed it into my kindle for a … Continue reading Moriarty Meets His Match (Professor & Mrs. Moriarty Mystery Book 1) by Anna Castle
How to write a book review!
A while ago I posted on Twitter and Facebook the comment that: Not writing a review after reading a book was like not applauding after a performance. I got quite a few comments but most of them were along the line of "I do not know how to write a review." Well here is … Continue reading How to write a book review!
Hard Revenge Book 1 – Michelle Angelique Series
This author is re-releasing this popular series, now under his own name with new covers and a slight polish. I for one am glad he did as previously it was not on my radar. This is a realistic and gritty book (Rated R for language). The main character, Michelle, turns into an incredibly strong woman … Continue reading Hard Revenge Book 1 – Michelle Angelique Series
Beyond Stone by Christine Roney
Here is the fourth and final nominee for Best Book of the Year. The main character Andrea (Andi) is a sculptor and an anonymous street artist. While her art is well received she is dealing with depression and issues from her past. The story travels between the semi-glamorous art world and her studio. Pills, alcohol, … Continue reading Beyond Stone by Christine Roney
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