The Secret of Drulea Cottage by Claire Kohler (Betwixt the Sea and Shore #1) | Review & $25 Giveaway
Magic, romance, & political Intrigue collide as secrets surrounding a Scottish woman begin to unravel. Secrets she may not be ready to face. #HistoricalFantasy #Fiction @GoddessFishPromotions @Claire-Kohler-Books
Gina’s Friday Finds for 13 August 2021
You’ll find so much fun in this issue. There are great historical fantasy, children’s and WW2 books to discover. A freezer meal recipe for busy nights and Cannoli Cheesecake Bars are the recipes. It’s time to start those Halloween craft projects, so I found a super place to get inspiration, patterns, and more. It might be someone’s birthday & it’s always better to give than receive!
Her Previous Self by Anne Allen | The Guernsey Novels #8
Two women, living two hundred years apart but closer than sisters.
Mary, miserable in her marriage to Thomas Carre, a merchant and privateer, and living in the new family mansion in Georgian Guernsey. Lucy, separated from her husband after a tragic loss and now acting as an unwilling sitter for her elderly grandfather, Gregory Carre, who has inherited the same mansion.
Lucy is haunted by Mary’s continued presence in the house and finds herself being pulled more and more back in time. How is it possible for her to live as Mary? To experience scenes from her tragic life?
The Hallowmas Train by Gloria Pearson-Vasey | Review, Excerpt, & Giveaway
Fans of time-travel and mysterious stories will love this book. It’s twisty and entertaining with a full cast of characters residing in two worlds.
She’s the One Who Gets in Fights by S. R. Cronin | Review
Sulphur, a 13th-century woman, has trained as a fighter all her life in hopes of joining the army. Suddenly she is expected to find a man to marry instead.
Calico Thunder Rides Again by T.A. Hernandez
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, welcome to the Most Fantastic Show on Earth…Three years ago, the Ban changed everything, outlawing certain forms of magic and bringing about the rise of powerful crime syndicates. Now, speakeasies in every city sell illegal charms and jinxes, and bootleggers traffic restricted potion ingredients across the country. But even in this changing world, the magic of the circus still acts as a wondrous escape and provides entertainment for all.
