Step into the dazzling world of Belle Époque Paris in Jane Avril: The Muse of the Moulin Rouge by M.L. Malcolm. This richly atmospheric historical fiction novel follows legendary dancer Jane Avril as she rises from poverty to fame among the artists, performers, and dreamers of 1890s Paris. Read my review plus a fascinating guest post about the infamous "Mad Women's Ball" at the Salpêtrière.
In this review of For She Had Eyes by Seth Margolis, discover a psychological suspense novel filled with deception, ambition, unraveling trust, and Othello-inspired tension set against the backdrop of Manhattan's elite.
Dear AI, I Killed Her by Kirill Khrestinin is one of the most unsettling psychological thrillers I have read in a long time. Told through confession sessions between a serial killer and an AI chatbot, this dark indie thriller explores obsession, manipulation, morality, and the disturbing intimacy of being truly heard.
This week's Friday Finds leans into Memorial Day reflections including Indie Author Larry A. Freeland, meaningful stories, outdoor gatherings, Spring inspiration, and a few thoughtful reads perfect for a long relaxing weekend.
A haunting YA literary novel exploring identity, memory, emotional echoes, and surreal repetition. Read my review of The Eternal Return of Clara Hart by Louise Finch for The Write Reads tour.
A charming historical romance filled with hidden longing, misunderstandings, family expectations, and a slow-burning connection. Discover The Secret Cottage by Kate Ellington in this Goddess Fish Promotions spotlight featuring an excerpt and giveaway.