Stones River by M. F. Jones blends meticulous Civil War history with a believable, romantic paranormal thread set in the Tennessee mountains. Enjoy my review and Mimi's guest post, "On Pens and Needles," then don't miss the giveaway from iRead Book Tours. Knitters and non-knitters alike, I'd love your thoughts!
Friday Finds for 19 September 2025 features indie author Tanith Davenport, a book blog roundup with fresh reviews and giveaways, free ZyEarth fantasy downloads, an easy Bundt-pan Greek chicken, and a heartwarming pin loom craft story. Don't miss the Fun-Time Giveaway—count the paintbrushes in the image and drop your guess in the comments to enter! Prizes are usually customized to each winner.
In Taming the Perilous Skies, anti-gravity fails and the world stalls mid-air. Phil Marshall blends hard science, political intrigue, and a father's desperate search into a tense near-future thriller. Meet the author, read my review, and enter the giveaway. Details in post.
Killers Can't Hide review: a fast, twisty entry in the A Delbert Cantrell Murder Mystery series by Travis E. Short—murder, politics, and betrayal from Kentucky to Mexico.
Welcome to my iRead Book Tour stop! The Gentleman Thief Steals a Blanket is a zany, dialogue-forward caper with a cozy vibe and laugh-out-loud twists. I rated it ★★★★☆ (4/5). Don't miss the guest post and the tour giveaway inside.
Welcome to my stop on the iRead Book Tour for The Midnight of Eights by Justin Newland.
This historical fiction with a touch of magical realism follows Nelan Michaels, a young man with mystical powers, as Queen Elizabeth's England faces the mighty Spanish Armada.