Book recommendations for August 2019. Wait!!! How can it possibly be August already? There must be some mistake or a problem with the space-time continuum. Anyway, I hope you enjoy my August book list. Be sure to leave reviews for any book you read. Reviews are crucial to the success of books and authors. Synopses from Amazon and Goodreads. There are affiliate links in this post. If you click through and make a qualified purchase, at no additional cost […]
Review - Blood Awakens by Jessaca Willis is a uniquely written fantasy novel. I'm excited to review it today as part of the Fraser's Fun House Blog Tour. Blood Awakens: The Awakened Book 1 Author: Jessaca Willis Genres: Dark Fantasy, New Adult & College Fantasy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Review- Blood Awakens by Jessaca Willis Synopsis from Amazon People called Sean a blood guide, though he never fully understood why. As far as he knew, he could hear heartbeats and heal people. It wasn’t until he […]
Review: Sugar by Kimberly Stuart is an enjoyable quick read. It satisfies every need for a beach read or a winter by the fire story. Title: Sugar Author: Kimberly Stuart Genres: Romantic Comedy, Literary Fiction, Contemporary Romance Synopsis from Amazon: After realizing her coworkers at L’Ombre, a high-profile restaurant in NYC, will never appreciate or respect her, Charlie Garrett allows her ex-boyfriend, Avery Michaels, to convince her to work for him as executive pastry chef at his new Seattle […]
Review - The Legend of Jake Howell by Charles A. Reap, Jr reads like a memoir, but it's pure historical fiction. Title: The Legend of Jake Howell Author: Charles A. Reap, Jr Genres: Historical Fiction, Action/Adventure Fiction My Rating: 5 Stars Synopsis from Goodreads: When he picked up that shiny stone from the small stream, nine-year-old Jake Howell would not have believed that it would trigger America's first gold rush and that he would become one of the […]
Review - The Deprived by Steffen Hou is an excellent study of innocent people sentenced to death row. It tells of their struggles to find someone to believe them and fight for their freedom, as well as the effects upon their family. The Deprived: Innocent on Death Row by Steffen Hou Genres: True Crime, Criminal Biographies, Serial Killers, My Rating: 5 of 5 Stars ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Synopsis from Goodreads: 'The Deprived: Innocent On Death Row' tells the dramatic stories […]
Always Gray in Winter has been updated, edited, and improved. It is now part of book 2 of the Forest Exiles Saga: Werecats Convergent!