Beatrix, the Baron, and his Dog by G.L. Robinson is another fabulous historical fiction novel from her Regency Romance collection. Beatrix is an independent, forward-thinking young lady, while the Baron is rigid, upright, and a bit full of himself. Juno, the matchmaking dog, knows what’s best for them. This is a delightful romp through Regency era England.
The Wrong Side of Murder by Lauren Carr is book 2 of the Nikki Bryant cozy mystery series. Don’t miss this fun, upbeat, G-rated, stand-alone cozy with great characters, including a lovable pooch. Can Nikki solve murders from the past and the present? Grab this fast read to find out. While you’re here, don’t forget to enter the $50 giveaway!
Today I’m spotlighting The Legend of Black Jack by AR Witham as part of a Write Read Tours promotion. Take a peek at this Epic Fantasy that is getting rave reviews.
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Today I’m reviewing Killer Deadline by Lauren Carr, book one of the Nikki Bryant cozy mystery series. Killer Deadline takes place in Pine Grove, with the family-owned television station providing most of the backdrop. The plot revolves around murder, past and present, with many suspects. Read this book just for the social media star, Elmo, the OCD pooch!
The entire series is currently touring through iRead Book Tours. Watch for more of my reviews coming soon.
The Royals Next Door is the first book I have read from Karina Hale. I enjoyed it for its light-hearted fun and likable characters. While it is a thinly-veiled take off on a current pair of royals, they aren’t the focus of this story. Their bodyguard and the gal living on the island estate could have carried the story without ever introducing the “Royals.” Take this book the way it was meant, as a fun escape for a few hours.
The Shadow of the Mole by Bob Van Laerhoven is a psychological thriller/mystery set during World War 1.
Many thanks to @GoddessFishPromotions, @NextChapterPB, and @bobvanlaerhoven for allowing me to read an advanced copy of the book and for providing the tour graphics and details.
A warm and uplifting novel about an isolated witch whose opportunity to embrace a quirky new family—and a new love—changes the course of her life. Read more about The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna.
Today, I have a review of Mickey on the Move: Farming by Michelle Wagner. Young Mickey has cochlear implants that limit his outdoor fun because he can’t get them wet. After his Dr fits him with waterproof implants, what a difference it makes in his life!
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The Brighter the Light by Mary Ellen Taylor | 4.5 Star Book Review | #FamilySecrets #DualTimeLine
Join me today for my review of The Brighter the Light by Mary Ellen Taylor. This family saga, set in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, is pure mystery & intrigue, told in a dual timeline of the 1950s & today. This review is my entry in the Reading Ladies Summer Blog Collaboration. I hope you enjoy it.
Freckles the Dark Wizard by Jerry Harwood | Children’s Book Review (Ages 6-13) | Giveaway & Excerpt
Grab your copy of Freckles the Dark Wizard by Jerry Harwood today. A fun tale perfect for 6ish & up…way up! Simon learns Middle-Grade life lessons appropriate for all ages. I highly recommend this book to everyone! @GoddessFish #Audiobook #EBook #Paperback It’s a great read-along for younger ones and perfect for anyone with MG reading skills.
