Do you love truth-based Historical Fiction? Then Bold Crossings by Lance E. Osborne is for you! Set in 1830s Texas, and told from the dual POV of Malcolm, a young settler & Wukubuu, a young Comanche healer, the story comes to life. Suitable for Young Adults & up. A gripping tale with lots to learn in this well-researched story.
Today, I’m pleased to share my review of Terry’s Crew by Terry Crews as part of the TBR and Beyond Tours promotion.
I hope you enjoy my thoughts and the information provided about the book and this multi-talented author.
#MiddleGrade #GraphicNovel @tbrbeyondtours @terrycrews
I’m joining several of my fellow book bloggers for NetGalley November 2022, where we attempt to catch up on our NetGalley reading in the hopes of raising our requested/feedback ratio. I hope you will follow along and cheer us on!
Check out my list of 14 books I hope to read soon. Are any of these on your To-Be-Read list?
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.
Kalorama Road by E. Denise Billups | Book Review Update Series
It’s time for another post in my Book Review Update Series, where I give favorite books and reviews from the past a little refresh.
This time, I’ve updated Kalorama Road by E. Denise Billups. I read a lot of books, and many get pushed right out of my head. You know Kalorama Road is a winner when I still remember all the details after several years.
Don’t miss this updated review of a great mystery psychological thriller!
#ThrowbackThursday
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.
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.
Eryk: Through the Darksilver #2 continues the fabulous Dark Vampire series from Hazel Hunter. Eryk and Rebecca sizzle with chemistry. The villains are so easy to hate, and the mystery ramps up to even higher levels.
#Paranormal #DarkFantasy #HazelHunter #DarksilverSeries
A book review of Sidney the Lonely Cloud by Tim Hopgood.
Sidney is searching for a place where people are happy to see a raincloud. Will he finally find his home? Lessons of #hope #persistence & #science are found here.
#NetGalley #PictureBook #bookTwt
