Wow, just wow is the word I have for the start of Isn’t She Great by Elizabeth Teets. I didn’t stop at any point for the first chapter to start this review because I just couldn’t stop reading. It opened my eyes in so many ways. Now I can’t say I don’t know this happens... Continue Reading →
When a book starts with that type of title, you know that there is going to be something absolutely absurd in this book. Brace yourself – it’s all true. How a family gets into all the shenanigans author G.S. Gerry regales readers with can only be described as “a series of unfortunate events.” Yeah, this... Continue Reading →
When you hear the word “memoir” you don’t think “hilarious”. However, that is exactly what you get with this book. The chapters fly past you before you know it, but each one holds something truly memorable. From the mother sharing pieces of her past to comparing herself to a famous actress from back in the... Continue Reading →
Twisty Tortoise Tussles is the sixth book in author Ann Charles’s Jackrabbit Junction mystery series. Looking for a mystery novel packed with humor (and I mean A LOT of humor), drama, some romance, and secrets, then this is the book for you! Whether you have read the previous books (our Reviews here) in this series... Continue Reading →
This review contains Affiliate links Get your book on Author's Page || Alibris|| Book Depository|| Amazon Death’s Intern is the first book in D.C. Gomez’s The Intern Diaries series. Isis Black has no idea that the supernatural world exists around her, but she’s about to get a crash course when Death herself comes for her.... Continue Reading →
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 →
All the Authors in this anthology were featured in the Aurora Award-winning Podcast, "The World Shapers". This anthology has sci-fi and fantasy short stories, and very good ones too. In the first story, we have Shadow Sight by Kelly Armstrong. A story about a girl, walking on a path, alone, while admiring The Shadow Moon... Continue Reading →
"Fright nights, Big City" takes off with energy and a quick recap of the last book's, "Fear and Longing in Los Angeles", main events.Although this is a paranormal comedy romance, Mark Leslie grips us into our seats with a suspense-inducing first scene that promises trouble and lots of awkward moments for our main character and... Continue Reading →
What would was the first thought that crossed your mind when you read the part: "Chin Up, Tits Out" ? .... That's exactly why we loved this book from the first moment. The image of determination and self-confidence in women. The introduction to the book is funny, not on the usual way, but it's totally... Continue Reading →
A bold title, a VERY bold title indeed. "The Year of the What?" is a powerful statement into itself, given that it is aimed to shock the reader into curiosity and awareness, something that it does effectively. THANKFULLY, we at Scribble’s Worth are pro-shock, pro-women, pro-indie, pro-diversity and inclusion of all and are not hindered... Continue Reading →
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