Terribly beautiful and hart-breaking. Sort of Normal by Liz Ashlee released on Tuesday in the Contemporary Romance genre. Falling in love isn’t as easy as staying in love. Carter Hart and Boone […]
New Release: Sort of Normal by Liz Ashlee
Release Day for My Path to You (Courage of Krysset Book 2) by Kate Carley
This is, in no way, why the book is here (the story if great), but can I say that the cover makes me want to have that haircut??? My Path to You (Courage […]
Live Soldier (Die Famous Book 1) by Liam Clay
I sure like this! Live Soldier (Die Famous Book 1) by Liam Clay is a Science Fiction story. You know what they call me. Camera-eyed killer. Spawn of the ruins. Man who […]
New Release: Rumba (Sultry Nights #3) by Melanie Munton
It sucks that I missed the books before, but better late than never, right? Rumba (Sultry Nights #3) by Melanie Munton released on Tuesday in the Adult, Romance, Suspense genre. Rumba (n): the dance of love, a […]
Losing the Plot (Richie Malone #1) by Richard Grainger
Ugh, I hate when that happens! (Also, I’m writing posts for today and tomorrow through a bad cold so forgive the possible mess/typos.) Losing the Plot (Richie Malone #1) by Richard Grainger […]
On Tour with Eight Minutes, Thirty-Two Seconds by Peter Adam Salomon and Meet the Author
Okay. Wow. I’m all in. And the excerpt is brutal. Eight Minutes, Thirty-Two Seconds by Peter Adam Salomon released in April in the YA SciFi Thriller genre. Over eight billion people died […]
New Release Tour: Rapture by Ayden K. Morgen and Meet the Author
Okay, so, because the latest in this series released only last week, I should start with that story (as I usually do). But, because this feels more like an ongoing story, I’ll […]
Series Spotlight: Secrets In Oak Creek by B.K. Stubblefield
Beautiful covers, and interesting plots! The series is Secrets In Oak Creek by B.K. Stubblefield, a Mystery, Romance whose second book released in May. Secrets in Oak Creek ~ Secrets In Oak […]
Finding Euphoria by C. Becker and Meet the Character
It’s always a fine line, isn’t it? The one that divides the current us to what we used to be. It’s especially true with addictions. It’s not an easy matter for me, […]
