William Todd Rose struck me as a horror author to not miss with his novella Crossfades (my review) that came out earlier this year. It was in this work that we first met Chuck, whose job it is to astral travel into the in-between areas called Crossfades and help stuck souls cross over into the light. […]
Happy Monday, and welcome to the Kismet Book Tour stop for Karen Ann Hopkins’ second installment in The Wings of War series, Gaia. I really loved this book and enjoyed the journey that Ember and the boys took as Ember developed new abilities. I thought a fun guest post would be one that let you actually […]
I love a good cozy mystery, and when you add in Southern charm, I’m definitely right there. Tonya Kappes’ Ghostly Southern Mysteries series featuring Emma Lee Raines, an undertaker who can see ghosts who have been murdered, has fast become a favorite of mine. In celebration of the release of book three today, A Ghostly […]
To continue my summer of horror reading schedule, the alternate historical fictional retelling of the Civil War prisoner camp Andersonville by Edward M. Erdelac was up next. The author’s extensive research into the conditions of this southern prisoner camp that held Northern soldiers in deplorable conditions would have made for an excellent non-fiction book, […]
Find Secrets in the Grave Publication: September 2015 Get a Copy: Amazon Goodreads I’m so happy to bring you the cover for the third installment in Karen Ann Hopkins’ Serenity’s Plain Secrets series, Secrets in the Grave. This is another great cover by Jenny over at Seedlings Design Studio. I really loved this book, so make […]
I was introduced to Susan Mallery’s wonderful books through another one of TLC Book Tours offerings earlier this year with the offer to host an excerpt and review for the amazing start to a new series, The Girls of Mischief Bay (Excerpt, Review). When the next installment in her Fool’s Gold series came up, I […]
Emma Lee Raines is a Betweener Medium, whose job is to help ghosts who have been murdered solve their homicide so they can move on to the great beyond. But she’s also a Funeral Director, so she works with the living to make arrangements for their deceased family members as well as carryout the pre-needs […]
I enjoyed Jason Mott’s debut, The Returned, in 2013 (my review). Just as with The Returned, The Wonder of All Things was a beautifully written novel that is thought provoking and emotional. Be sure to stay tuned after my review for a Rafflecopter giveaway to win a copy of the book to go with the […]
In the first book(my review), The Mirror of Souls, we’re introduced to Jacqueline Talbot, who is known as the Gorgon—a spiritual being that is preordained to be the host body for the demigod Khayrat. While her Aunt Mitzy and Mitzy’s vampire bodyguard Edwin are sworn to protect Jacqueline and keep this prophecy from coming […]
Mysteries and thrillers are a favorite genre of mine, and Dianne Emley is an author that I’ve enjoyed before. I’ve reviewed her previous thriller with a paranormal slant, The Night Visitor, last year, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone. I cracked open the protective cover for my Kindle pretty eagerly to start Killing […]
My only previous experience with anything Carlton Mellick III was when my uncle, who has some pretty eclectic literature tastes, asked for the author’s Razor Wire Pubic Hair for Christmas when it came out quite a few years ago. I clearly remember ordering it in person from a rather perplexed looking Barnes and Noble salesman, […]
Happy Wednesday, and I’m thrilled to bring you the first excerpt from Pam Jenoff’s historical romance, The Last Summer At Chelsea Beach. Check out the excerpt below and be sure to enter the excellent giveaway at the bottom. Summer 1941 Young Adelia Monteforte flees fascist Italy for America, where she is whisked away to the shore […]
I really enjoyed the audiobook for the first book in this series, The Best Kind of Broken. When the audiobook of the third book in the Finding Fate series became available, I didn’t hesitate to snap it right up. The time spent listening to Right Kind of Wrong flew right by for me. I really liked fiery […]
