Wow, I loved how this book is made, and its stories. Slaves to Desire by Eli Gilic released in September in the Historical erotica genre. Charles Baudelaire, Rasputin, Anna Karenina, Romeo and […]
Edward Rutherfurd’s London is, hands down, one of my favorite books. I love how we see the city change and become one of my favorite places through the eyes of different families. […]
I fell in love with this cover… Thank lord the story is just as good. The Last Collection by Jeanne Mackin released in June in the Historical Romance genre. Paris, 1938. Coco […]
When I was young, like 14 or so, Xena was one of my favorite TV show. And I love Sierra’s topic for this weekend! Sierra Brave is a multi-published author of smoking […]
The most amazing thing about this book is that’s based on a real person, and the Author managed to recreate the allure, mystery, and drama of that life. Madam in Silk by […]
I’m very happy to have Caroline here today, telling us about her favorite summer and her new release. Through a crazy twist of fate, Caroline Clemmons was not born on a Texas […]
All things considered, this book (along with any other story dealing with immigration and prejudice) could be not just an eye-opener, but an empathy-opener. We need to step into these people’s shoes, […]
Ruth is sharing with us such sweet memories (I’m a picture enthusiast, and the ones she sent are sooo great!), and her new release (a new series!) is very exciting. RUTH A. […]
There’s nothing more heartbreaking, regardless of how the story ends, then going through someone else’s memory of love (The Notebook, I’m looking straight at ya). And I’m so happy to have Tracey […]
I’m not just a lawyer. I’m a Constitutional lawyer so you bet I took this book, and loved it, on. The Cabinet by Lindsay M. Chervinsky released in April in the History […]
