I dove into a fantastic and fun contemporary romance by Chandra Blumberg called SECOND TIDE’S A CHARM. I’m a sucker for a pun title, so I was so glad when I enjoyed this book. Here’s an excerpt and my review follows. “Hope, I love you.” “Back at you.” I bare my teeth in my most […]
I’ve enjoyed Erin La Rosa’s books in the past, so it was a no brainer to read her latest novel, THE BACKTRACK. Steeped in 2000s music nostalgia and a ton of family/personal drama, I enjoyed this journey as commercial pilot Sam has to return home and face her past–both good and bad–to help her grandmother […]
Anything put out by author Hannah Mary McKinnon is an instant addition to my reading list, and her latest thriller, ONLY ONE SURVIVES, features an all-girl, pop-rock band on the verge of superstardom and a devastating car crash. The fallout of that crash as well as the before they were a band times. Here’s an excerpt […]
Beyond Summerland is a page-turning tale of ordinary people caught in extraordinary times. It explores suspicion, prejudice, female friendship, and the fictions we cling to when faced with the harsh realities of history. Secrets buried deep within the island’s landscape come to light, and survival takes unexpected forms. Here’s an excerpt from Beyond Summerland. Enjoy! […]
Made for You promises to be a captivating blend of reality TV, artificial intelligence, and bone-chilling murder mystery. Jenna Satterthwaite’s debut novel invites readers into a world where love and danger collide. In this twist-filled thriller, we meet Julia, a synthetic woman designed to be the perfect match for Josh. As they navigate a dating show […]
Sometimes you think you know the ones you love the most, but it turns out you never knew them at all… Happy start to the weekend. I have an excerpt from Kimberly Belle’s latest novel, THE PARIS WIDOW. This novel promises to start with a bang and go full steam ahead until the conclusion. […]
For my next book on HTP Books’ Summer 2024 Blog Tours, I listened to In the Hour of Crows by Dana Elmendorf. This book perfectly blends small-town life with magical realism, and I fell in love with this book and it’s characters within a few minutes of hitting play. PROLOGUE I was born in the […]
For my next book on HTP Books’ Summer 2024 Blog Tours, I listened to Randy Wayne White’s ONE DEADLY EYE. This thriller is a masterful blend of suspense, action, and atmospheric writing, promising a thrilling ride through the heart of the storm. Here’s an excerpt and stick around to the end for my thoughts. 1 […]
Welcome to HTP Books’ Summer 2024 Blog Tours. I’m starting this season with a fascinating historical novel by Kuchenga Shenjé. THE LIBRARY THIEF is her debut novel set in the late 1800s. It features old books, mystery, intrigue, and scandals—what more could a reader ask for? The story starts with a scandal that I thought […]
I really enjoyed reading Taj McCoy’s last book ZORA BOOKS HER HAPPY EVER AFTER, so I’m thrilled to bring you an excerpt from her latest release, THE GOOD ONES ARE TAKEN. Taj McCoy writes such relatable, everyday characters with realistic problems. Here’s an excerpt to start off your weekend of reading. 1 HER EYES […]
I have really enjoyed every single book I’ve read from HTP Books’ Winter 2024 Blog Tours so far, and MAYA’S LAWS OF LOVE by Alina Khawaja was no exception! I listened to the audiobook on Spotify, and the book hit all the right notes for me. Here’s an excerpt and my review follows. 1 Maya’s […]
This week’s listen was a mystery/suspense by Tarryn Fisher called GOOD HALF GONE. In this book, a woman is searching for answers in her twin’s kidnapping and disappearance a decade ago. Here’s an excerpt and my review is at the end. 1 “911, WHAT IS your emergency?” “Hello? Help me, please! They took my sister! […]
I’ve enjoyed time travel novels over the years. John Goodhand’s debut adult novel, THE DAY TRIPPER, covers a span of 15 years and features a main character who wakes up in a different year every day. He once had a promising future, but once he’s in the future, his life doesn’t look anything like he’d […]
