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Book Review:: Daughter of Ruins | Yvette Manessis Corporon
Historical fiction isn’t something I read often. Not unlike sci-fi/fantasy novels, it requires a higher level of effort from the reader than other genres. It can be…
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Book Review:: The Death King | Penelope Barsetti
This book is an indulgent escapist dark erotic romance fantasy. It is fiction. Please go into this one with the right expectations. This book will NOT be…
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Book Review:: If We Were Villains | M.L. Rio
What is more important, that Cesear is assassinated or that he is assassinated by his intimate friends? … ‘That,’ Frederick said, ‘is where the tragedy is.’ After…
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Book Review:: The City in Glass | Nghi Vo
Where have I been all my life where I haven’t experienced the work of Hugo Award winning author Nghi Vo? By happy circumstance, I’ve been given the…
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Book Review:: Before We Were Us | Denise Hunter
Life is good. After struggling through so much of life, you’ve finally found the place you belong, and the one who is meant to stand by your…
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Book Review:: Counting Miracles | Nicholas Sparks
Do you believe everything happens for a reason? Jasper did, once. Now, after an insurmountable tragedy he’s convinced God has abandoned him. He hasn’t lost his faith…
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Book Review:: Splendid Little Schemes | Robin Strong
As a 30-something middle-ish-class woman, I have been approached by a lot of MLMers through the years, and even joined a few (for the discount, of course).…
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Book Review:: Adam & Evie’s Matchmaking Tour | Nora Nguyen
(You’ll have to forgive me for not knowing the way to type the correct characters for the Vietnamese names/words in this review – I wish I did,…
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Book Review:: The Slowest Burn | Sarah Chamberlin
So you like to read romance…lucky for you, I’ve found your next favorite romance author. Do you enjoy authors like Tarah Dewitt, Katherine Center, Sarah Adams, and…
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Book Review:: Every Moment Since | Marybeth Mayhew Whalen
Tragedy changes people. It ripples outward, affecting more than just the usual suspects. It captures the families with the biggest waves, the friends and acquaintances, and still…