The Boy Who Breathed Underwater & The King Who Didn't Like Snow | Dual Blog Tour
Today I'm reviewing two wonderful children's books as part of a Full Media Ltd. book tour with @RaRaResources. This books are beautifully illustrated and share many important messages.
Peacocks, Pedestals, and Prayers by Dina Rae | $10 Giveaway, Excerpt, & Review
A supernatural thriller with the classic battle between good & evil.
A chain of advertising agencies, a new breed of humans, and a fallen angel to worship... Andel Talistokov is a fallen angel who uses advertising as a form of propaganda for Satan. His growing power emboldens him to break Hell's Commandments by soliciting worship from an ancient angel religion. He changes their rituals forever. Furious with his arrogance and betrayal, Satan commands Armaros to return to Hell after finding his replacement.
Iridescent by S. H. Everly | Review, $15 Giveaway, Excerpt
The story seamlessly weaves faith, friendship, and fantasy together making this book perfect to read on a beach holiday or snuggled up by the fire.
Pixies in the Mist by Rasta Musick.
Today I'm participating in a @GoddessFish Book Blast #Spotlight for #PixiesInTheMist by #RastaMusick. A #fantasy novel out soon. Check it out here & preorder now. Many thanks to the author for the $25 #Giveaway! #DarkFantasy #Japan #ReadingCommunity #BookTour
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.
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Music Shall Untune the Sky by Lou Kemp | Review
In 1866, the three protagonists set off from Prague on the train the Elizabeth to retrieve Professor Xiau Kang's wife in Singapore. Along the way, Celwyn's magic becomes the central focus. Everything is based upon the question, "what if?"