Category: Books
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February Reading Wrap-Up
February was one of my favorite reading months in a long time. I had a chance to reconnect with one of my favorite genres – Historical Fiction/Romance – there were some really wonderful releases in February from Bethany House Publishing and I was grateful to have been a part of some of those releases. The…
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Book Review: A Lady’s Guide to Marvels and Misadventure by Angela Bell
Book tour hosted by: MY REVIEW: A whimsical masterpiece that will take you on the adventure of a lifetime! Historical romance writing at its finest with characters that you can easily fall in love with! This is a book I will revisit often because it made me so happy throughout the entire thing. “Don’t get…
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Book Review Tour: Fog of Silence by SJ Richards
Review tour hosted by Love Books Tours MY REVIEW: A story that reaches deep into the psyche and will challenge your stomach a little at the same time. This story follows a team of ethics investigators who are looking into accusations of high profile celebrities partaking in parties where there might be under aged grooming…
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Historical Romance Fans – Bethany House Publishing
I’ve only recently found this publishing house and am in love with their book selection so I wanted to take a moment and tell you all about them in case you didn’t know about them either! I first came across them as a host with Austenprose PR – if you love historical romance then I…
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Book Review: The Wedding Party by L. R. Jones
MY REVIEW: This book really messed with my mind (in a good way)! It was so fast paced without a whole lot happening. It mostly focuses on a wedding party that a bride and groom are having – together – at the haunted hotel from The Shining – The Stanley Hotel: Once here, everything starts…
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Book Review: While the City Sleeps by Elizabeth Camden
Book tour hosted by: MY REVIEW: Elizabeth Camden is a brand new author for me, even though she’s been writing historical romance for quite some time. I was impressed with her writing style and story telling that really focuses on the core of who people are. Firstly, the setting is in New York during the…
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Book Review: The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden
MY REVIEW: A book not quite like any other I’ve read. But it’s Katherine Arden and her storytelling always takes my breath away. From the days when I found her first novel, The Bear and the Nightingale and finished the entire Winternight Trilogy with my hear tin my throat – she brings us another masterpiece…
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Book Review: The Star and the Strange Moon by Constance Sayers
MY REVIEW: This book was really different for me. My recommendation is that if you feel like you want to stop reading this one and you haven’t reached the 40% mark, keep pushing and get there. That’s when this book really starts to take off. It’s got a slow beginning where everything is a little…
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Book Review: Where Butterflies Wander by Suzanne Redfearn
MY REVIEW: I made the mistake of reading the last portions of this book at work and was bawling at my desk. Thankfully no one was around to see, but you’ve been warned. I’ve read just about every Suzanne has written and all of her books have a central theme about loss and how individuals…
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Book Review: The Night Side by M. M. DeLuca
MY REVIEW: A mystery that had me on the edge of my seat! First off, a huge thank you to the author for sending me an early copy that I won from one of her giveaways! I love her books a ton and I was so excited to get my own copy. A family steeped…
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