Set in New England at the time of the American Bicentennial, The Way to Remember is the poignant story of a displaced young woman struggling to figure out who she is within the context of her hometown and the carefully masked dysfunction of her family.
About Last Night by A. S. Kelly | Review & Blog Tour | A slow-burn holiday romantic comedy perfect for reading by the fire.
Stonechild by Kevin Albin – Statues come to life with a message to save the planet? Can 15-year-old Mollie prove there is more to the story? Read this terrific book for a unique adventure.
The world outside is a myth. All that remains is Strand’s great Tower. An entire world’s worth of ecosystems and infrastructures crammed inside one segregated pillar.
Strand’s rules are simple. The more you can contribute to what’s left of humanity, the higher you climb. Everyone must contribute. This is a problem for Quincy Famino.
Mr. Travagline displays his superior skills in penning this story. He builds a post-apocalyptic world with intricate detail. Gnocchi Gleeman tells the story of how this world came to be through his many bard’s tales. You would expect to be confused by stories within stories, but it all makes exquisite sense.
Delayed in Zurich by Margot Swan is up fon my review list today as part of a Silver Dagger Book Tour. I would like to thank Margot and Maia for inviting me to participate in the tour. Delayed in Zurich is book one of the romantic travel Vagabond series. Please read more for the book information, my review, and the giveaway details.
Note: this book contains Book Club Conversation Starters!
What can orphan Cecilia Beaumaris, a too tall, too outspoken gentlewoman with no pretensions to beauty and no fortune, do when the school she has been living in for nearly fifteen years, first as a pupil, then as a teacher, is closed down and she has to leave? She decides to open her own school, of course. Since her distant family is trying to marry her off for wealth, Independent Cecilia devises her own plan.
Ollie’s Backpack by Riya Aarini is a wonderfully entertaining children’s book with a lesson for all ages. Children (and adults) learn a simple technique to lessen their worries every day. The book is beautifully illustrated and a great addition to every library.
The Angel of Evil by Kenneth B. Andersen | The Great Devil War #4 | Blog Tour & Review | Excellent story that moves the series along toward it’s conclusion, while wrapping up the storylines in book 4. @the_writereads @K_B_Andersen #DarkFantasy #Fiction
In Thom Bedford’s debut novel, The Defense of Exeter Station, it’s the turn of the twenty-ninth century and the Milky Way is on the verge of a galactic war. Retired Alliance Commander Tanic Sandorn accepts being recalled to active duty and propelled to the front lines. This time, he will protect his crew and the inhabitants of the Exeter star system from any approaching threat—never again will he leave anyone behind. Fans of epic space operas, like Jack Campbell’s Lost Fleet series, Jasper T. Scott’s Dead Space series, and David Weber’s Honor Harrington series will fall in love with this new book.