Clear your calendar, make sure there is dinner to microwave for the family: Kate Quinn returns to the blog today with her new historic fiction novel. A dual-timeline story with a thread of mystery and some general danger, travel with me to Europe for Read more of this post
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It’s HERE! Lisa Renee Jones has released her new White Lies Duet series with this hot, romantic and suspense-laden story. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Mixing up the romance with a debut author of young adult historical fantasy is Tricia Levenseller and her new series, Daughter of the Pirate King. A story that brought a bit more of the rawness and action of the days gone by, a bit more Black Sails than Pirates of the Caribbean and best suited to readers 15 and up. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Allow me to welcome Rebecca Zanetti back to the blog today with the first in her new Blood Brothers series. I’ve adored her Dark Protectors series, having reviewed them all in audio, and was looking for another series by her. Narrated by Karen White, please read on for my review o
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Actions cause effects that ripple outwards: no action effects only one person. Such is the overriding tone and message of the debut offering from Karim Miské. Set in Paris the story begins with a murder, and the investigations reveal far more. Please read on for my review of
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The first dedicated shifter paranormal title that I’ve read in a while, the first of the Rise of the Arkansas Werewolves series from Jodi Vaughn is on the blog today. Narrated by Jeffrey Kafer, please read on for my review of the audio version of
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Being most familiar with the Invertary series from Janet Elizabeth Henderson, with its quirky Scottish humor and setting, I was curious to see just how the humor and people would translate to a different setting. An offbeat, quirky and funny story that mixes a serious theme that could easily fall off the edge into maudlin, the first of the Benson Boys series will intrigue and amuse. Please read on for my review and excerpt, check out the tour stops and don’t forget to enter the tour wide giveaway where 2 Grand Prize winners will get $10 Amazon gift cards, and 2 runners up will get winner’s choice of digital title from Janet Elizabeth Henderson’s backlist.
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Continuing my crime reading challenge, I cracked open the second book in Jo Nesbo’s Blood on Snow duology.
Fortunately the second book turned out to be better than I expected. Please read on for my review of
I started reading this book because I want to participate in a crime reading challenge and part 2 of this duology is one of the books listed in the challenge.
It helps of course that it’s from Jo Nesbo and I really like his writing. Please read on for my review of