The Finest Lies by David J. Naiman | $20 Giveaway, Excerpt, and Review
Today I have an excellent tale for middle-grade & up. The Finest Lies by David Naiman entertains while triggering a person to rethink their actions. @goddessfish #booktwitter
Dread Wood by Jennifer Killick (Dread Wood #1) | Review - Ultimate Blog Tour
Today is my stop on the #UltimateBlogTour from @the_Writereads for the amazing Dread Wood by @JenniferKillick. This #action #adventure #horror tale is perfect for #MiddleGrade & up readers. What happens during Sat detention? @FarshoreBooks #MustRead #YA
Myracles in the Void by Wes Dyson (Myraverse #1) | Giveaway - Excerpt - Spotlight
Today I'm featuring a new #YA #Fantasy novel, Myracles in the Void (#Myraverse #1) by #WesDyson. Join me for an excerpt, video, learn about the author, & enter the #Giveaway for a $20 Gift Card! @SDSXXTours #BookTwitter #WritingCommunity #Raffles #Fiction
Forget Me Not (Chimera Book #1) by Anca Antoci | Spotlight
Deceiving the vampire that saved her could get her killed, but it's a risk she's willing to take.
When tragedy strikes, Rae makes a terrible choice and struggles with the aftermath. In the wilderness of the Tongass rainforest, she finds herself hunted by creatures of hell, monsters she never dreamed could be real.
Yesterday's Gone by Kelly Pawlik (Olympic Vista Chronicles #1) | $25 Giveaway, Review, Guest Post
Delve into the mystery of the strange, small town of Olympic Vista, WA.
Adventurous kids, weird happenings, and everything that goes hand-in-hand with coming of age in the 80s (like no cell phones and riding around on bikes all day in a neon windbreaker).
Book one of the Olympic Vista Chronicles follows Darius and Adelaide as they explore a house rumoured to be haunted. What they find is so much worse.
An eager new kid, a deadpan music-lover, a fast-talking troublemaker, an anxious bookworm, and a girl torn between popularity and adventure. Pick up your copy today and join this motley group of friends as they journey into the strange!
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.