A whole world and unshared truths come to life when Anna finds herself in Nightfall. After the death of her mother and her disappearance for a whole year with no recollection of where she was, her former fight trainer and mom’s friend tells her to go to Nightfall. Getting to Nightfall is a challenge in…
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Kissing The Fall Guy: Right Place, Right Time?
It’s Thanksgiving, and Manon needs a break from her family. She’s always been the peacekeeper, a title heavy to carry in a chaotic family. She steps into The Maple Bun. She believes she needs five minutes and one cup of coffee to brave the family reunion. When a guy who’s waiting for a date asks…
Review Of Wildflower by Becky Jenkinson
Becky Jenkinson took me on an emotional roller coaster with her book Wildflower. Imagine living a life whereby you are cursed to only speak truths. Well, that’s Felicity’s life. Sidelined due to her inability to lie, she seeks solace in her flowers. When she gets a request for a certain flower, she crosses paths with…
Review of You Again By Harper Dale
Harper Dale’s story You Again builds one and destroys one. Featuring T.J. Callahan and Katherine Coe, their love story goes beyond death. They first cross paths as workers figuring out a murder. Callahan as the detective, and Coe as the cop reporter. A growing attraction, careers on the line, and an unsolved murder are totally…
Review of Smoke, Mirrors & Misdemeanours By Enola M. Douglas
As the cozy time of year approaches, this read is a worthy companion. Good thing it’s being released on October 1. Like all movies and books, the protagonists strike a deal to safe guard whats important to them. But for this book, it has a twist. One is a demon; the other is a half-witch…
Review of The Artist Who Never Was: AI On Trial By Jarek Tomszak
The realism of this book, The Artist Who Never Was: AI on Trial by Jarek Tomszak, exposes art forgery through the protagonist, Mike Everhart. After the death of Mira, his aunt, Mike carries the burden of grief. His bitterness stems from his failed career as a writer. However, after he finds a forgotten painting, his…
Review Of The Candy Apple Cafe By Donna Ashcroft
Izzi has never had a loving family apart from her deceased mother. Living with her aunt Regina and working at her cafe didn’t change her aunt’s hostile attitude towards her. Her curiosity piqued, she wishes to trace her relatives. She finds a letter after her aunt’s death, and the only hint is “Honey Haven.” Izzi…
REVIEW OF BOTTLED UP BY LIBERTY STOWE
Vogel Springs collection keeps getting better. Having read Steady Now and enjoying it, I would love to say Bottled Up embodied its predecessor. With high tension between the protagonists, their connection is progressive as trust is built. All having difficult pasts, assumptions and misunderstandings are made while love prevails. While Delilah’s solution to her problems…
Twig’s Travelling Tomes by Gryffin Murphy
As a book lover and hoarder, Twigs Travelling Tomes holds a special space in my heart as well as in my library. This was a wonderful read not only for the similarities I have with Louella but also for the unexpected adventures. This book takes readers on an adventure as the characters search for the…
Review of Earth: The Improbable Utopia by R.J Figaldo
Imagine a world where Heaven on Earth isn’t just a lofty ideal or a cosmic joke, but a tangible reality—one within our grasp. Earth: The Improbable Utopia by R. J. Figaldo happens to be an immersive, interesting book like no other. As the book title suggests, the author envisions a well-thought-out world. It is a…
