Tag: book recommendations
-
Book Review: The Madness by Dawn Kurtagich
The Madness is a 5-star horror novel that captivates with Welsh folklore and true supernatural elements. Psychiatrist Mina returns to her hometown, uncovering a web of secrets, missing girls, and confronting an ancient evil. Author Dawn Kurtagich is known for psychologically sinister YA fiction, drawing from her upbringing in Africa.
-
Book Review: Heir of Sin by C. L. Qvam
“Heir of Sin” by C. L. Qvam is a captivating fantasy book featuring Keira, a young woman navigating a cottagecore setting and her encounter with a djinn named Elijah. This novel incorporates explicit content and explores themes of personal and sexual liberation. With elements of romance and fantasy, it promises an intriguing journey into the…
-
August Reading Wrap-Up
Happy September everyone, I hope your month of August was a good one! I read more in August than in any month so far this year and I’m currently 15 books over my goal for 2024. That in itself makes me pretty happy. I’ve been pretty terrible in the past with keeping up on my…
-
Book Review: Poolside Promises by Kasey Kennedy
Linda and Mason reunite by chance after a painful breakup. As they reignite their romance, they must confront their fears and differences: Linda’s yearning for stability clashes with Mason’s wanderlust. Kasey Kennedy’s “Poolside Promises” is a sweet, relatable romance full of humor and emotion, set in Seaside Bay.
-
Interview With Cassandra Featherstone
Cassandra Featherstone, an award-winning author, has triumphed in her writing career, drawing on personal experiences to craft transformative stories. Her inclusive, diverse, and respectful portrayal of LGBTQIA+ relationships sets her work apart. Featherstone’s books span multiple genres, offering humorous ‘why choose’ romances filled with mystery, fun, and hot characters, advocating for found family and inclusivity.
-
Book Review: Till Death Do Us Part by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn
I’ve been trying to read more fantasy books lately, especially young adult ones since I prefer to have more focus on the story and less on explicit scenes. The author for this book, Kristina, found me and reached out about this book. When I read the description and saw that it included a wide range…
-
Book Review: Son of the Siren by Kristina Elyse Butke
I’ve been trying to read more fantasy books lately, especially young adult ones since I prefer to have more focus on the story and less on explicit scenes. The author for this book, Kristina, found me and reached out about this book. When I read the description and saw that it included a wide range…
-
Interview With Kimberly Stanton
Kimberly Stanton, author of the Shadow Lake Trilogy, is a California native who finds inspiration in the beauty around her. A dedicated writer, Kimberly’s character Cassandra embodies sass, bravery, and kindness. Her books feature found family, Greek mythology, and witty dialogue. Kimberly advises new writers to trust their instincts and promises engaging, relatable storytelling.
-
Book Review: Hard to Take by Piper Lawson
Hard to Take is the second book in Piper Lawson’s Denver Kodiaks sports romance series, following the story of Miles and Brooke. The interconnected trilogy features their developing relationship, facing past challenges that impact their lives. With banter, spice, and swoony vibes, this pro basketball romance narrates their journey. Connect with Piper Lawson on her…
-
Book Review: The French Mis-Connection by Vicki Hilton
“Death in a White Coat” by Larry Kirshbaum is a gripping medical thriller that delves into the personal lives of hospital staff. Detective Barney Kazinski investigates the apparent suicide of a medical student, uncovering a web of intrigue and suspense. Kirshbaum’s extensive experience in the publishing industry shines through in this compelling debut novel.
Adventures in Literature 