Great news people! Isis and the gang are back! This time instead of witches, Texarkana is about to have a zombie issue. Constantine is not happy, so be sure to avoid using the “z-word” in front of him. Things are about to get rowdy and not in a good way. However, if you’ve read the... Continue Reading →
Oracle’s Vision by Alan Bayles
Alan Bayles, author of Double Jeopardy, is back with his second installment in the Mirror Wars series! Get excited people, because Oracle’s Vision is going to take you on a rollercoaster of a ride. Before we dive into this book, let’s talk about the cover! OMG! This book’s cover is absolutely eye-catching! The sight of... Continue Reading →
Teddy visits the Vet by Christine Milkovic Krauss
Teddy Visits The Vet is more than meets the eye. It is more than a simple child’s picture book. It is nuanced! It is disarming! It is unexpected! Krauss takes an innocuous event and uses it as a launch pad to explore deeper themes of gender, identity, anxiety, choice, and consent. She leads us by... Continue Reading →
Assignment: Earth by Lynne Armstrong-Jones
How does every great book start? With an introduction to one of the main characters? A tease into the mission ahead? Or a bit of mystery to keep you thinking of what will happen? Well Assignment: Earth by Lynne Armstrong-Jones starts with all three. Just a few pages in and I can tell there is... Continue Reading →
Living with Demons Anthology by Tea with Coffee Media
Living with Demons, an anthology that packs a punch from its name and content, but, if you think this is just a dark fantasy anthology, you might want to reconsider that, because this is a dark fiantasy/fiction anthology with stories based on mental illness. The starting story of the anthology is shadowy, (quite literally), and... Continue Reading →
April Showers Bring Dead Flowers by Krista Lockheart
This book is a very easy read with a fast pace and some easy to like characters. The mystery was intriguing and kept me guessing from the beginning to the end. Even with the clues spread out, I didn’t guess the “who done it” until the end when everything was revealed. The situations the main character... Continue Reading →
Lower Prices, Same Excellent Quality
You, our dear costumers and friends, have, indeed, told us through our survey that our prices were, a bit high. And we heard you. Given that we have costs, we were thinking about the best way both parties, could win, and have everything they wanted; you, getting an even better, more affordable service, and us,... Continue Reading →
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Scribble's Worth Book Reviews, the most selective review site for Twitter's #WritingCommunity is looking for Reviewers. If you: Are looking to review The BEST, most valuable books aroundLove to read and support indie books and authorsAre highly critical on the plot and skill of the writerPay close attention to detailsHave 0 patience for clichésHave time... Continue Reading →
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 →
