Category: Books
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Book Review & Tour: Specters in the Glass House by Jaime Jo Wright
In 1921, Marian Arnold, heir to a brewing fortune, confronts a series of murders and haunting visions in her family’s butterfly house amid Prohibition. In the present, researcher Remy Shaw seeks to unravel Marian’s dark legacy with her great-great-grandson. Together, they face the sinister forces connected to an infamous killer.
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Spotlight Feature BBNYA Semi-Finalist: Grave Covenant by Tobias Youngblood
The Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award (BBNYA) honors indie authors through a competition culminating in a spotlight tour for semi-finalists. Ridley, facing personal loss, embarks on a quest to rescue his fiancée. Joined by unusual allies, he confronts formidable threats in a fantastical world, authored by Tobias Youngblood.
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Book Review: The Noel Bridge by Jenny Hale
This heartfelt holiday romance centers on Alicia Silver, who mourns her fiancé’s death while seeking closure at a magical bridge in her hometown. There, she meets Leo Whitaker, also searching for answers. The story beautifully explores loss, healing, and love’s power, offering hope during a difficult Christmas season.
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Book Review: Haven River Rescue by Christie Williams
In “Haven River Rescue,” Laurie escapes a dangerous mail-order bride situation in 1880s Wyoming, fleeing into a snowstorm. She is rescued by John Newcomb and sheltered at his ranch. As they navigate their growing feelings amidst peril and adversity, they embrace a vision of the home life they desire.
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Book Review & Tour: Christmas at Sugar Plum Manor by Roseanna M. White
In a charming Christmas novella, Lady Mariah Lyons rekindles a childhood friendship with Cyril Lightbourne, now entangled in complicated romantic dilemmas involving past affections and a rival suitor. Set in the whimsical Plumford Manor, the story explores themes of love, loyalty, and the holiday spirit, culminating in a heartfelt reunion.
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Book Review: The Lady and the Loyalist by Stephanie McRae
In “The Lady and the Loyalist,” set in the early American colonies, Susan Bailey embarks on a journey with her brother, where she meets the reserved Charles Johnson. Their friendship evolves amidst historical themes such as indentured servitude. The novel captures the charm of colonial life and explores love’s complexities.
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Spotlight Feature BBNYA Semi-Finalist: Agent. Mother. Other. by Sharn Lee
The Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award (BBNYA) is showcasing semi-finalist books through spotlight tours. This annual competition rates indie authors’ works, culminating in 16 finalists. The featured book centers on Willow, a witch, and Nate, who come together unexpectedly in a cottage during the holidays, sparking romance and confronting past challenges.
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Book Review: Two Good Men by S. E. Redfearn
MY REVIEW: Genre | Tropes: Mystery, Thriller, Suspense, Crime Rating: 5 out of 5 ⭐ An engrossing novel that will take you through the often blurred and graying lines of what is right and wrong. Two Good Men features just that – two men – both with their own opinions and thoughts on how to…
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Spotlight Feature BBNYA Semi-Finalist: A Blend of Magic by Kate Kenzie
The Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award (BBNYA) is showcasing semi-finalist books through spotlight tours. This annual competition rates indie authors’ works, culminating in 16 finalists. The featured book centers on Willow, a witch, and Nate, who come together unexpectedly in a cottage during the holidays, sparking romance and confronting past challenges.
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First Lines Friday | 10/4/24 | I’m a little obsessed with this one…
First Lines Fridays is a weekly event by Wandering Words that focuses on a book’s opening lines. The host shares a personal reading experience of a short story collection by Teika Marija Smits, emphasizing its emotional impact and diverse perspectives. The featured story, “Umbilical,” showcases her imaginative storytelling, blending genres.
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