Anna J Walner left us, on the end of the previous book of the series (our review here), hanging on the edge of the plot. We were left with: a kidnapping, witches on the loom, alliances needed to be made, and a knives at the throats of everyone, but.., as if that wasn’t enough, Anna... Continue Reading →
Graveslinger by Darren Lee Compton
Steeped in the lore of things that go bump in the night, Graveslinger enticed from the very first scene. The vivid language commandeered my senses and imagination and didn’t let go of it until the very last sentence. Get it on Amazon || Barne’s&Noble || Author’s site The book’s title comes from the main protagonist,... Continue Reading →
Black, White, and Gray All Over by Frederick Reynolds
As a mainly fiction book reader, memoirs rarely pique and are able to keep my interest but once I started reading this memoir, I simply could not let go. Whether you yourself are a reader of non-fiction or not, I believe that this is a book that you should be engaged in. You’ll learn quite... Continue Reading →
“The Unbelievable Believable” by Billy J Barnum
Poetry, good poetry, can make you feel a certain way and take you on an unexpected journey in your own mind and “The Unbelievable Believable: more tales from the Baron” by Billy J Barnum was no exception. Open on Amazon // Goodreads There were visions of clowns, evil things, strong emotions, accidents, genies, deserted island... Continue Reading →
Fury: A Cinderella Story by David Allen
I had no idea when I received this book that it would fall so directly in my wheelhouse, not knowing the title before agreeing to do this review. I was pleasantly surprised and became increasingly excited, when I opened the email and saw the name of the book. Fury: A Cinderella Story by David Allen.... Continue Reading →
Mystery in Mactown by K. E. Robinson
Mystery in Mactown is book two in the Crescent Moon Chronicles by K. E. Robinson. From the very beginning, Robinson leaned into his strength by opening with a fight scene, which was compelling and exciting with vivid descriptions. In so doing, he draws you into the story while also answering some questions he created in... Continue Reading →
Destined: By Choice or Circumstance by Michael D. Brooks
Destined: By Choice or Circumstance is a science fiction deep space novel by Michael D. Brooks. This novel is the author’s first science fiction adventure, and I’m really looking forward to more from this author in the future. I’m already anticipating what comes next for these characters. Yes, I’m hoping for a book two that... Continue Reading →
Draw Dead by O. E. Tearmann
And we are back with the amazing series, Aces High Jokers Wild by O. E. Tearmann. OK, before we kick the review, we have to tell you this: If you haven't read the previous books, please do so, because this isn't the right book to start with, believe me. You can read all the previous... Continue Reading →
Aces and Eights by O. E. Tearmann
The best series of the year, Aces High Jokers Wild, is back, and still punching hard in this 4th book, Aces and Eights, so if you haven’t start reading this series, do yourself a favor and grab book 1, book 2, book 3, this book and the rest of the series now, because you don’t... Continue Reading →
Raise The Stakes By O. E. Tearmann
We have been loving this series since page one of book one, were sold completely by page two of book one, and became book-o-dependent by the second chapter of book two, and yes, the series is THAT good (check it on goodreads). Ebook/Paperback or see it on Goodreads Ebook/Paperback or see it on Goodreads After... Continue Reading →
