#Book Review – Chiara’s Choice; C. Linton

Chiara’s Choice is 100% pure Regency energy. It starts with the meeting between Chiara and Abraham, her willfulness and manipulative ways crashing against his steadfastness. She’s the daughter of Baron Madero, looking for a suitable match; he’s not the firstborn, unsuitable by default. Of course they’re going to fall for each other 😀

#Book Review – Happy Publication Day! Jigglyspot and the Zero Intellect; P.D. Alleva

Book tour stop! Today I’m delighted to be the host for Jigglyspot and the Zero Intellect, a horror story by P.D. Alleva. First thing first, let me thank the author for providing me with an e-copy of this book. Much obliged *hat tip*  MEET THE BOOK Carnivals, Cannibals, and Clowns. Oh My! Wanna go for a ride? …

#Book Review – Monsters of North Yellowstone; S. Luy

Book tour stop! Today I’m delighted to be the host for Monsters of North Yellowstone, a horror by S. Luy. First thing first, let me thank the author for providing me with an e-copy of this book. Much obliged *hat tip*  MEET THE BOOK After spending five relatively peaceful years working with gangsters and building a life …

#Book Tour #Book Review – Without Trace; L. Russell

This is the summer of me picking up books mid-series! Seriously? Yes. Without Trace is the fourth one in my personal non-chronological list, if I’m not mistaken, and also the twentieth of the DI Steel saga. Let’s see how it performed.

#Book Review – What Doesn’t Kill You; K. Broski

What a pleasant surprise! I’ll admit I have a soft spot for horror stories, especially if they’re of the small town kind—longtime King fan here, I’m biased—but What Doesn’t Kill You doesn’t really need any extra help to shine.

#Book Tour #Book Review – A Beautiful Rival; G. Paul

Every story needs a conflict big enough to carry the plot through the entire arc, with smaller points of conflict as subplots—that’s the core of writing. No conflict, no story, and rivalry is a great theme to build a novel around. In A Beautiful Rival, this concept is splashed all over the cover fist and brought to life within each paragraph.

#Book Review – Till I Bleed No More; A. Ellis

Pirates! Can you say no to a swashbuckling story? Well, me neither. Historical fiction is my main jam, but for some reasons, pirates don’t cross my path that often. A sad situation indeed, one I’ve been able to fix with Til I Bleed No More.

#Book Review #Book Tour – All Good Things; A. Prowse

All Good Things? It has some excellent traits and traits I appreciated a little less.

#Book Tour #Book Review – Murder in the Bookshop; A. Davison

Another cozy mystery, another great read! I'm really pleased, as it doesn't happen often to find two good books in a row.

#Book Tour #Book Review – Death Comes to Santa Fe; A. Allen

This is the second time I've been able to enjoy a new series even though I started it from the [insert number here] installment. Victory!