I read this lovely paranormal book about a coven of witches who are really going through it at the moment. I had a lovely time in the world of The Witches of Moonshyne Manor, and I hope you enjoy this excerpt from the book. Stick around at the end for my review. 1 Saturday, October […]
I have enjoyed several books from the Summer 2022 Rom-Com Blog Tour by Harlequin, and Mr. Perfect on Paper by Jean Meltzer was another cute, fun, and emotional read. Check out the excerpt below and my review following the excerpt. 1 “Now,” Dara said, glancing down at her watch. “If you don’t mind, we’re on […]
I’m always in the mood for a romantic comedy, and when you throw in cooking and fake-dating enemies, I’m eager to jump right in. I purchased the audiobook from Audible for this one even though HQN Books gave me an ebook copy, and I loved the audiobook and listened to it in one day. Chapter […]
I just love a great romantic suspense full of fantastic characters where the danger ramps up throughout the book. Christina Dodd’s POINT LAST SEEN fits that bill and then some. Check out the excerpt below and stick around at the end for my review of this excellent book. two A Morning in February Gothic, California […]
My favorite paranormal writer, J.L. Bryan, has a new paranormal series. Sable is book one in the Night Folk series and this time he’s tackling the world of werewolves. You see right off the bat that Alice, born with the werewolf gene, has a very hard time dealing with her nature–especially after being cultivated […]
Unreliable narrators and toxic friendships are faves of mine, And Lizzy Barber’s OUT OF HER DEPTH have both in spades. Here’s an excerpt followed by my review of the audiobook. Before you judge me, remember this: a girl died, but it wasn’t my fault. I know that seems like a pathetic confessional. Even more pathetic […]
I love, love, love Maisey Yates. I haven’t read a book of hers yet that I haven’t enjoyed reading. Here’s an excerpt from her latest release, THE LOST AND FOUND GIRL. It was another fantastic book. one Ruby Only two truly remarkable things had ever happened in the small town of Pear Blossom, Oregon. The […]
Getting back to suspense, thrillers, and mysteries, I read Erin Flanagan’s domestic/psychological suspense, BLACKOUT. Maris is an associate sociology professor at an Ohio college, and she’s also an advocate for women–especially women that have been the victim’s of crimes dealt by men. And she just so happens to be a struggling alcoholic, going on […]
Historical fiction isn’t something that I read often, but I decided to check out Sasha Alsberg’s BREAKING TIME. Catch an excerpt below followed by my review at the end. Excerpted from BREAKING TIME by Sasha Alsberg, © 2022 by Sasha Alsberg, used with permission from Inkyard Press/HarperCollins. Callum 1568 “Thomas!” Callum yelled as he left […]
I’ll admit that I’m a sucker for books that feature characters who were mere secondary characters in the previous books, especially when there was just that spark of something that had me wondering what went on with them when you don’t see them on the page. A.J. Lape has taken what was a smaller appearance […]
I’m very happy to bring you a review of Susan Mallery’s latest release, THE BOARDWALK BOOKSHOP. I posted an excerpt earlier this week, so check it out here. THE BOARDWALK BOOKSHOP is just one of the many Susan Mallery books that I’ve read–or in this case listened to–and it was what I expect from her […]
I’m very happy to bring you an excerpt of Susan Mallery’s latest release, THE BOARDWALK BOOKSHOP. Please look out for my review later this week. Chapter One “I thought there’d be more sex.” Bree Larton stared at her seventy-something-year-old customer, not sure how to respond. Bursting out laughing would be inappropriate and Ruth would take […]
Hannah Mary McKinnon writes very entertaining dark and twisted books, and her latest NEVER COMING HOME is more of the same. Check out the excerpt immediately following this and my review down below. 1 SUNDAY The steady noise from the antique French carriage clock on the mantelpiece had somehow amplified itself, a rhythmic tick-tick, tick-tick, […]
