Prepare to deep dive into Dealer’s Child, a page-turner of a novel that will pull you in as you work alongside the characters to decipher a range of secrets from the past. With each turn of the page, more drama and danger will unfold as Jade and her sister find themselves in the crosshairs of... Continue Reading →
How to Live Like a Monk by Danièle Cybulskie
Full disclosure: I was skeptical of the contents of this book based on the title. Even though I am a practicing Catholic (Christian), I questioned why anyone would be interested in a how-to on monastic living—and medieval monastic living at that. Personally, I can see no real appeal to a return to what I think... Continue Reading →
My Fatal Futility Convulsions by Neil Hemfrey
Annnnd FINALLY, after almost one year and a half, we get the second part of the My Fatal Futility series! If you are asking: “why are we so excited about this series or book?” Well, all I can say is that the first book “My Fatal Futility Shellshock” (read the review here), was nothing short... Continue Reading →
Howl Once for Murder by Krista Lockheart & Dorothy Danger
Howl Once for Murder by authors Krista Lockheart and Dorothy Danger is the first book in their Baked Books mystery series. Are you a dog lover? This book is going to fall pretty high up on your “must-read” list. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of drama as a famous writer winds up dead, and the... Continue Reading →
This Cold Night by Erica Schaef
This Cold Night takes you into the country to a mansion where, after the death and funeral of a loved one, horror strikes. Strange things are happening. The lights have gone out. Cell phones are without power, and even the vehicles won’t start. The frigid temperatures and falling snow indicate no one is going anywhere... Continue Reading →
(Not) Alone by Tyler Wittkosfsky
Reading stories about mental health can be difficult but if you have no triggers around them I’d recommend you to read a few starting with (Not) Alone. It’s a very short read but encompasses some very hard-hitting topics which are relevant in today’s time. (Not) Alone by Tyler Wittkofsky is a short novella falling Henry... Continue Reading →
Indifferent by Kelsey Anne Lovelady
Imagine, imagine, imagine for a second, how would it be like to be indifferent to emotion. YES!!! And not just your emotions, but of others as well! Sounds fun? Well, if you thought: "interesting…" or are intrigued then you should read this book by Kelsey Anne Lovelady, as it's the premise of it. Want to... Continue Reading →
Permanent Reminders by Kelsey Anne Lovelady
This is an interesting book, not only for the easy flowing narrative, but also because of the not-so-obvious obvious looking plot that will have you saying : "I GOT IT! I know who the killer is" just to 10 pages later you become curious with the new evidence and the change of perspectives and motives.... Continue Reading →
Eternity’s Well by Zachary Hagen
Don’t you looove books that start with a bang, people running, screaming and buildings collapsing? Your kind of book? Then read on because this is just THE book for you . With an INSTANTLY engaging narrative, Zachary Hagen tells us about two emergency responders of a magic city, and what is the emergency they are... Continue Reading →
Allaigna’ Song Chorale by J M Landels
For those who read the previous book "Allaigna's Song: Aria" , (and the other one before that, " "Allaigna's Song: Overture"), you will know that this is a Fantasy series that will make you sit and pay attention from the first paragraph to the last. J M Landels is an author that knows her stuff,... Continue Reading →
