It feels like the ultimate fairytale, and I loved the author’s post. Crownless by M. H. Woodscourt will release on Saturday in the Fantasy, Young Adult genre. A fugitive storyteller running out of […]
The Hound of the Baskervilles was one of the first books I loved, and I keep loving everything that’s Holmes. Sherlock Holmes and the Remaining Improbable by Susanne M. Dutton is a […]
Voice, tag line, cover, I like everything about this book just like the first in the series. Hell Raising and Other Pastimes (Grave Concerns 2) by Jayce Carter released yesterday in the […]
This is a well known story, and I’m always curious as to see how the author keeps it fresh. Poppy artistic aspect, so easily giving itself to misconception and/or judgement), brings the […]
Empathy can be learned through putting ourselves in other people’s shoes. Stories like this, in today’s social climate, is a must read. A Lullaby in the Desert by Mojgan Azar released in […]
Great voice, lovable character, adventure. Nothing can go wrong with this story. Tools of a Thief (A Series of Decisions on Kairas Book 1) by D. Hale Rambo released last week in the […]
Queen of Blood (The Cross and the Crown, Book 4) by Sarah Kennedy released in March in the Historical Fiction genre. Queen of Blood, Book Four of the Cross and the Crown […]
What happens after the happily ever after? Is not a question that is asked, let alone answered, too often. This book does it, and it might get uncomfortable. Constellations by Patricia Leavy […]
A side of the war that’s ofter overlooked. Sisters at War By Clare Flynn released in May in the Historical Fiction genre. 1940 Liverpool. The pressures of war threaten to tear apart […]
