Welcome to my stop on the Mind in Chains release day blitz. Please read on to discover all you need to know about book three in The Mind Sleuth series from Bruce M. Perrin. Look for a giveaway link further on in the post. Mind In Chains by Bruce M. Perrin Published November 4, 2019 Mystery/Thriller/Suspense […]
Review: Ronan and the Alien Pumpkin by Janet Hayes is a delightful children’s book. Families will enjoy reading it together and making the cute paper crafts at the back of the book. Don’t miss this fun, entertaining family time activity. Title: Ronan and the Alien Pumpkin Author: Janet Hayes Publisher: Independent […]
Review: Are We French Yet? by Keith Van Sickle is a delightfully humorous look at a couple splitting their time between Silicon Valley and Provence, France. Can you live in two different countries and maintain your sanity? Read on to follow Keith and Val as they attempt to become french while remaining American too. […]
Review: Bedrolls, Bushes, & Beaches – The Hippie Years by Ron White is not just for “old hippies.” Everyone should read about this era from someone who lived it, the good and the bad. Read on to discover the exploits of an original hippie on his around the world travels. Title: Bedrolls, Bushes, […]
Review: This Time by Azaaa Davis – Nadira Holden, demon hunter, resurrected from the grave to fight once more to save her world. Can she adapt to present-day life? What mysterious ailment alternately saps her power and gives her strength? Read on to find out more about this powerful debut novel. […]
Review: Paper Walls by Pamela Parente is a psychological thriller you don’t want to miss. Title: Paper Walls Author: Pamela Parente Publisher: Independent Genres: Psychological Thriller Print Length: 180 pages ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Click on any picture, highlighted title, or shop now button to open the Amazon page. There are affiliate links in this post. If you […]
Review: City Living by Jimmy James Scott is a unique satire about life, learning, conformity, friendship, and most of all, growing up. Review: City Living by Jimmy James Scott Title: City Living Author: Jimmy James Scott Publisher: Independently published Genres: Satire, Fiction Print Length: 297 pages ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Click on any picture, highlighted title, or shop […]
Review: Make the Connection by Susan Berkowitz, SLP is a practical guide for teaching the nonverbal child to communicate. This book is of great value for parents, teachers, medical staff, and more to make sure everyone is using the same language for the benefit of the child. Title: Make the Connection: A Practical Guide to […]
Review: Then Came Darkness by D. H. Schleicher is a great historical fiction thriller. Can one family survive a psychopath in this dust-bowl era mystery? Review: Then Came Darkness by D. H. Schleicher Title: Then Came Darkness Author: D. H. Schleicher Publisher: Mabus Publishing Genres: Historical Fiction – Thriller – Murder – […]
Review: The After Days by Amy Ginsburg is a contemporary fiction novel with a dystopian twist. Title: The After Days Author: Amy Ginsburg Publisher: The AG Group Genres: American Horror Comedy, Dystopian, Contemporary Fiction Print Length: 256 pages ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Click on any picture, highlighted title, or shop now button to open the Amazon page. There […]