As creators, we love the challenge of writing. We love the feeling of satisfaction that comes with pushing the boundaries of our own imaginations. There’s something about taking one certain thought or idea and then molding and transforming it into something bigger. Something deeper. Something that’s unique… and beautifully so. As creative writers we strive to…
The Storm of Storms, by Adria Carmichael @AdriaCarmichael @RRBookTours1 #RRBookTours #FreeBooks
To celebrate the release of The Storm of Storms, book #3 in her YA Dystopian saga, Juche, Adria Carmichael is giving the first two installments away for FREE! From September 14th to the 18th, you can download The Demon of Yodok and The Weeping Masses on Amazon for zero dollars! The Storm of Storms (Juche…
‘Til Death Do Us Part, by Kim Knight #RELEASEDAY #NewRelease @kimknightauthor #excerpt
Congrats to my co-writer and good friend Kim Knight on her new release today! As one of the best romance, thriller, and really just all around talented in every genre author, Kim has been knocking these books out of the park!! Check this out, and go grab your copy now! Blurb: Who or what to…
#4stars #Review A World Without Color: A True Story of the Last Three Days With My Cat, by Bernard Jan
MY REIVEW: I’m more of a dog person than a cat person, but I do love all animals nonetheless. This book is out of my usual read, but it rang very resonating and I’ve had my eye on this author. After seeing that it was a gold metal finalist in it’s category in the Readers…
#4.5star #review The Christmas Gift, by Darlene Kuncytes @VampireEmbrace
MY REVIEW: Weighing in at just under 100 pages, this bight sized delight is the perfect contemporary romance for a one sitting heart-string-puller, to get you feeling the holiday spirit. You can read it anytime that you feel like you need a little wintery pick me up, but I’d suggest it as an early winter…
#5star #Review Quinsey Wolfe’s Glass Vault, by Candace Robinson @literarydust
MY REVIEW, 5 stars: Let me just start by saying that this book has my favorite ending of any book in this genre that I’ve read. You always expect the heroics, the twisty and compelling yet conquering satisfaction. This ending was more fitting for the entire storyline than the expected could ever be. It just…
Another Entry For The U. L. S., The Underground Library Society, by Roberta Eaton Cheadle: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Originally posted on charles french words reading and writing:
Thank you so much to Roberta Eaton Cheadle for creating another entry into the U. L. S., the Underground Library Society! The U. L. S. is an unofficial group of people who are dedicated to the preservation of books and in complete opposition to censorship. The…
#Review Layla, by Colleen Hoover #4stars
MY REVIEW: I was a bit iffy about this book for a good chunk out of the middle. I was soooooooo mad at the main character. Seriously, I was completely disgusted. I almost put the book down because I was that mad at him. I’m glad that I didn’t though because it all came together…
#review Bag of Bones, by Stephen King … 3 Stars
MY REVIEW: The last few King books that I’ve read haven’t really been my favorite, Bag of Bones included. I hope to pick one up that can lite that spark for the love of all things King again soon! When I read the blurb for Bag of Bones I was certain that I’d enjoy it……
Malice in Miami: A Jamie Quinn Mystery, by Barbara Venkataraman @BarbaraVenkat
Malice in Miami: A Jamie Quinn Mystery by Barbara Venkataraman About Malice in Miami Malice in Miami: A Jamie Quinn Mystery Cozy Mystery 6th in Series Independently Published (June 9, 2021) Paperback : 318 pages ISBN-13 : 979-8518046757 Digital ASIN : B08P27FRL6 Reluctant family law attorney Jamie Quinn is…
