Dragons Don't Dance Ballet by Jennifer Carson | Review | Blog Tour
Esmerelda Dragon tries out for The City Ballet despite being discouraged by her peers in this whimsical picture book that challenges body image expectations.
Category: Fiction
Weekend Pass by Paul Cavanagh | Review - Book Tour
Told from the POV of four different family members, Paul Cavanagh's #newrelease. WEEKEND PASS is a story about the lies we tell ourselves and the people we love. Enter #giveaway to win a signed copy.
The Unadjusteds by Marisa Noelle | Review
The Unadjusteds by Marisa Noelle | Review of The Unadjusteds series. a wonderful new dystopian fantasy suitable for young adult & up readers
Muskrat Ramble by Mim Eichmann | Review
Muskrat Ramble by Mim Eichmann is the sequel to her debut novel, A Sparrow Alone. Follow Hannah as life takes her to New Orleans for the birth of Jazz, Chicago in the mobster heyday, and eventually back to Colorado where her long, extraordinary adventure began.
The Happy War by Eve Gaal | Review
After a successful blind date, Linda and Eric want to change the world. With a fiery passion for both each other and their common cause, they hatch a twisted plan—the first step: to assemble a loyal team of hotshots, each with a specific skill set. Assigned to special regions worldwide, the team launches a two-week campaign to conquer war, anger, and hate.
The Code by Jacqueline Ruby | Review
The Code by Jacqueline Ruby and Marcellus Moses | Review and Giveaway
The story of the two entangled stars is well known.
Albert Collins, entomology professor, becomes a social media sensation; the sensation becomes a giant celebrity; the celebrity becomes the "Manliest Man" alive.
The small time gangster, Memphis Smith, becomes a prisoner; the prisoner becomes the new Tupak Shakur; the new Tupac takes the world by storm.
Their parallel rise to fame and their fateful meeting on the Tonight show all played out in real time before their legions of fans and detractors.
Now, for the first time, their inside story, their secret story, is told by those who were closest to them.