Grace Under Siege: Not a Love Story by René Voland | Spotlight-Giveaway-Interview
Today I'm interviewing René Voland | author of Grace Under Siege: Not a Love Story. This psychological thriller is her debut novel, but not her 1st published work. Read more about this fascinating woman! #AuthorInterview #Giveaway #FreeBook #Authors @acornsireadbooktours
Pixies in the Mist by Rasta Musick.
Today I'm participating in a @GoddessFish Book Blast #Spotlight for #PixiesInTheMist by #RastaMusick. A #fantasy novel out soon. Check it out here & preorder now. Many thanks to the author for the $25 #Giveaway! #DarkFantasy #Japan #ReadingCommunity #BookTour
T. Ball and the Rise of the Worldspinners by Stephen Moore | Review - $10 Giveaway
T. Ball and the Rise of the Worldspinners is perfect for middle-grade and up readers. It's a unique tale that is very interesting.
The story is well-written and should be entertaining for most readers. It touches on the concepts of good and evil while maintaining a fun plot. I enjoyed the uniqueness of this fantasy world. Kudos to the author for his world-building skills.
Penniless Hearts by Eve Gaal | Lost Compass Love #1 | Review
If you love a book that mixes adventure with romance in a glorious tropical setting, then Penniless Hearts is perfect for you.
@EveGaal #Romance #Hawaii #HEA #BookReview @NextChapterPB
Kyle and Corey and the Game-Store Mystery by Joe Stephens | Review-Excerpt-$25 Giveaway
Kyle & Corey Holley (15 and 12) live in Fairly Springs, a small southern beach town. Kyle is a budding engineer; Corey is impetuous, funny, and sports-crazy. Like most brothers, they fight often, but they also solve crimes—like the rash of recent robberies around town.
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Music Shall Untune the Sky by Lou Kemp | Review
In 1866, the three protagonists set off from Prague on the train the Elizabeth to retrieve Professor Xiau Kang's wife in Singapore. Along the way, Celwyn's magic becomes the central focus. Everything is based upon the question, "what if?"