Friday Finds 29 October 2021 | Happy Halloween | Books, Giveaways, Recipes, & more
Welcome to the Halloween edition of the Friday Finds! This week the finds include: Spooky Halloween Recipes, a few book suggestions, the Author/Blogger of the Week announcement, Giveaways, a Blog Roundup, a fabulous home security robot, and so much more.
Gnome Alone (Wit’s End #5) by Kirsten Weiss | Review, $10 Giveaway, Excerpt
Christmas is coming… and so is murder…
It’s the holiday season in small-town Doyle, and the town is pivoting from UFO tourism to Bigfoot Days. What’s the owner of a UFO-themed B&B to do? Stop the shift, of course. And control-freak Susan Witsend is just the woman to put the alien back in… Christmas?
But when Bigfoot is blamed for a mass garden gnome theft, control-freak Susan is drafted to track down the kidnapped gnomes. And when one of the members of her caroling group is murdered, it will take all her organizational skills to juggle missing gnomes and track down a killer.
Mockingbird’s Cry: Hera Force Series #1 by Winter Austin | Excerpt, Review, & Giveaway | Stellar Military Romantic Suspense
Five years ago, Josephine “Mockingbird” Caruso belonged to an all-female black-ops military group named Hera Force—a team tasked with bringing down terrorists like the enigma dubbed the Chessmaster. But the faceless criminal mastermind had other plans and single-handily destroyed the operation, ruining the women’s military careers and their lives.
Willow’s Ridge by Gisele L. Grieves | Excerpt, $10 Giveaway, Review
Today I’m reviewing Willow’s Ridge by Gisèle L Grieves. This touching novel dwells on romance, heartbreak, family dynamics, tragedy, and more. Grab a copy of the book, come back here after you have read it, and let’s discuss it in the comments. This tale brought me to tears of joy & sorrow.
Friday Finds 15 October 2021
Join me this week for the Author of the Week announcement, plus gift recs (Earbuds!), the hottest new releases in books, a blog roundup & Blogger of the Week, Charcuterie tutorials & recipes, and a lovely crochet shawl.
The Chase (Golden Shana Book 1) by A P von K’Ory | $50 Giveaway, Guest Post, Excerpt, and Review
An evening at the La Scala in Milan spins the lives of five people into a web of rivalry, intrigues, heartaches, obsession, murder, loss, and revenge.
“For those who love selective eroticism with substance. An exciting and sophisticated erotic thriller for the astute romance reader, woman or man.”
To Entice a Spy by Diane Scott Lewis | Excerpt, $20 Gift Card Giveaway, Review
Widowed Countess Eseld Trehearne seeks revenge for the brutal death of her female companion during a Paris riot. On her return to England, Eseld delves into espionage to defeat the French rebels. Baron Robert Penhale, Eseld’s childhood love, rejoins the Secret Services after his wife’s death. He’s determined to protect England from the revolution terrorizing France. A ruthless French spy fights for the common man while disguised as an English aristocrat. He’s intent on revenge against those who oppose him. With the spy stalking them and Robert in fear for Eseld’s life, the fate of the couple verges on disaster.
Winston the Zombie Killer: And Dr. Z by Fatima Malik | Excerpt, $10 Giveaway, Review
An emotionally unintelligent 18-year-old Winston wakes up to a zombie virus outbreak. Only adults seem to be affected while kids run around losing their minds . . . or brains?
Together, a 15-year-old genius Jason B (who seems to be taking this very well), and Winston fight to get out of town and make unexpected friends along the way. Keeping track of his zombie kills was hard enough, now he has to go hunting for a special zombie too?
Friday Finds 8 October 2021 | Books, Pumpkins, Apples, and GIVEAWAYS!
Are you ready for the Friday Finds 8 October 2021? Because they are here with best-selling books, Indie Authors, Giveaways!, Pumpkin and Apple recipes, and a Holiday Wreath with the classic red farm truck.
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.
