Join me today for a look at Hidden Buddha: Lama Rinzen in the Hungry Ghost Realm by Jim Ringel (Lama Rinzen Mysteries #2). It’s crime fiction wrapped inside a Buddhist mystery. Reborn as a doctor in a haunted hospital on Colorado’s eastern plains, lama must learn the realm’s lesson & discover why patients & staff are mysteriously disappearing.
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Book Review: Academy Arcanist, book one of the Astra Academy series from Ahami Stovall picks up in the future from the Frith Chronicles. When young Gray fails to convince his family that the nightmare world is trying to kill him, Professor Helmith from the Academy steps in to save him. Now it’s his turn to conquer his powers and return the favor by saving the Professor.
#YoungAdult #Fantasy @GoddessFish
Holly Holiday and the Christmas Forest should be in every library this holiday season. With its delightful main character, vibrant illustrations, and heartfelt message, it’s a must-read for all families.
Today I’m featuring another #BBNYA2022 Semi-Finalist, After the Party by A.K. Ritchie.
A Ferry of Bones and Gold by Hailey Turner is a Semi-Finalist winner in the 2022 BBNYA competition earning a Spotlight Tour with The Write Reads Bloggers. Learn more about this highly acclaimed LGBTQ+ Epic Fantasy. Book 1 in the Soulbound series.
Rachel Graves, the author of Searching (Dragons of New York #1), joins me on the blog today to talk about how she chose New York as the setting for her new Paranormal Urban Fantasy.
As more bloodless bodies surface, threats from secret societies and corrupt politicians force the dragon and the sorcerer to work together. If Ravenna and Ian can’t catch the killer, the people they love the most may be the next to die.
Double Dog Dare by C.S. McDonald
That ornery, wayward angel, Detective Bobby Starr, has returned. Can he solve his last case without Alexa’s help? She’s got her hands full with a life-or-death mystery in the 21st century!
#cozymystery #giveaway #BookTour
Twofer Murder is the ultimate mashup of characters from previous series, all working together to solve the mysteries. Don’t miss this fun mystery from Lauren Carr.
Book Review: End Man by Alex Austin rates high with me for its thought-provoking themes of data mining and dromophobia. The book jumps right into the mystery and menace, making it hard to put down. Can you imagine living your entire life within one square mile? Read the book to find out how Raphael manages his rather disturbing work and life between four
Los Angeles streets. #UrbanFiction #TechnoThriller
Winter’s Blush by Cricket Rohman is part of The Fantasy Maker series. This story has it all: a great dog character, romance, horses, fun, mystery, and more.
Don’t miss this one for a light-hearted, curl-up by the fire (or on the beach) fast read.
Watch for my review of the next in the series, Summer’s Island, soon.