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Angle of Death by William Gensburger
William Gensburger introduces the second chapter of the Mackenzie Michaels Mystery Series by reinforcing in our minds what’s the series is about and what to expect from this second book, ‘Angle of Death,’ enhancing our curiosity enough for us to turn the pages faster, and read the first scene that is very well written. William doesn’t just re-introduce us to the main... Continue Reading →
New Year’s Reads
Looking for books to inspire you start off the New Year on the right foot, full of inspiration? Well, we got JUST the book recommendations for you! 1- A Season in Lights by Gregory E. Phillips is a sublime romance about a ballerina and a pianist in NYC and thier carreers, how they met and... Continue Reading →
“Jailed” by Robert P. French
High tension, jail-style high tension, gives us a heart-stopping introduction to the 7th book in the Cal Rogan Mystery series, as we are presented to a 6 feet tall man with a gang that wants a piece of Micah, but doesn't get it because he is friends with another gang leader that is as muscled... Continue Reading →
Writing Advices Series #2
"Which lessons you learned the hard way?" was the question we asked and here are some GREAT answers: 1 Fail. Fail a lot. Means you’re writing.GioWritesStuff 2 It's a fine line between 'the reader will figure out the plot' and over-explaining things to the point of being annoyingly condescendingMiriam Van Scott 3 There is writing... Continue Reading →
“Jackrabbit Jingle Balls” by Ann Charles
Well, what can one say about such a suggestive title, hahahahaahaha, in this jolly, happy season? Hahahahahahahaha, and do pay attention to the titles because they are a big part of the story and of the feeling of the whole book and, I assure you, that it's something you don't want to miss, specially if... Continue Reading →
“How To Control Your Alcohol Consumption” by Jason Newman
Remember that quote that goes something like: "After you read a book, you will not see the world the say way again" ? Yeah... this is one of those books, a total mind-opener! Most of us have seen, witnessed, the damage that a drunk or alcoholic person can do, both to itself, be it in... Continue Reading →
Christmas and Holidays Reads
Find the best reads you can have for your Christmas and Holiday Season! Books centered in love, family, and personal change and reflection, so we brought you our best suggestions - Links will take you to reviews on our blog- : 1- Allaignas song Overture is perfect for Christmas, as it revolves around family and... Continue Reading →
“Enlightened Dog Training” by Jesse Sternberg
Have you ever looked at your dog and thought: "Wow, so zen" ? Well, I'm sure that if you take a moment to replay all your memories about your favorite furry and barky pet, - and overlook all the chewing, barking and leaping around with what seems like an endless supply of energy- you will... Continue Reading →
“To Fight Fire With Sun” by D. A. Andrews
This book has one of the MOST BEAUTIFUL COVERS we've EVER SEEN! OMG!!! This cover is breath-taking. Like, you don't even have to read the book to start feeling it, just LOOK AT THE COVER! There is so much being said in it that you can take in the essence of the book, the combination... Continue Reading →
