Tag: book review
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Interview With Iris Lim
Iris Lim is a romance author known for her closed-door historical romances and Jane Austen variations. She was prompted to publish her works after a small press approached her. Lim enjoys trying new restaurants and traveling with her family. Her latest release focuses on the enemies-to-lovers trope and she advises aspiring writers to continually grow.
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First Lines Friday | 7/19/24
First Lines Fridays is a book feature where readers share opening lines without revealing the book’s title. The highlighted book, “The Masked Baron” by Anneka R. Walker, transports readers to a captivating regency romance. The excerpt introduces Andalin and her unforeseen journey with the mysterious Dark Rider, setting the stage for an enchanting tale of…
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Interview With Kassandra Garrison
Kassandra Garrison, a Southern Illinois native, is a dedicated writer, wife to Joseph, and mother to Nora and Emmett, with a passion for uplifting and inspiring her readers. Her novels depict relatable characters finding love and hope in imperfect circumstances, delivering a blend of humor and heartfelt moments to leave readers smiling.
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Interview With Cecelia Conway
Cecelia Conway, a multi-genre romance author and University of Wisconsin Madison graduate, crafts heartfelt tales in Southern Wisconsin. When not writing, she’s dedicated to special education and volunteering, finding solace in hobbies like reading, spending time with her cats, horseback riding, and photography. Her debut series, Door County Dreams, promises contemporary small-town romance with guaranteed…
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Book Review: Millie by Cally Jackson
The third book in The Ripple Effect series, “Millie,” follows the protagonist’s struggle with time travel disorder. Millie’s selflessness and complex character initially pose a challenge for the reader, but as the story progresses, she evolves into a compelling and inspirational figure. The book explores the dilemma of altering the past and its consequences on…
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Interview With Debra Leigh
Debra Leigh, author of “Nauti by Nature” and “Falling,” found inspiration from a dream for “Falling” and her love of cruising for “Nauti by Nature.” She coaches volleyball, enjoys painting, and loves reading. Her favorite crayon color is Red Violet. Debra advises aspiring writers to embrace the creative journey, not just the end result.
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Interview With Megan Montgomery
B. A. Chayut, also known as Brittany Ann, is a passionate writer from New York City. Her debut romance novel, “Chasing Redemption,” tells a spicy second chance love story set in a dramatic Motorcycle Club meets Security Force backdrop. Brittany’s journey into writing started with fanfiction, and she encourages aspiring writers to pursue their creative…
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Book Review: Ladykiller by Katherine Wood
This thrilling mystery novel will keep you on the edge of your seat with its intriguing storyline and unexpected twists. Filled with danger, deception, and unanswered questions, it left a lasting impression on me, even though the ending was open to interpretation. Join the search for truth and unravel the gripping tale set in stunning…
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Book Review: Under a Lightning Sky by Pam Lecky
This gripping historical fiction set in World War II London combines the horrors of war with a compelling murder mystery. Pam Lecky’s detailed storytelling and engaging characters weave a tale of betrayal and deceit, leaving readers captivated. With a bestseller already under her belt, Lecky’s novels are a must-read for fans of historical fiction and…
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First Lines Friday | 7/5/24
First Lines Fridays is a passion-filled feature celebrating the captivating opening lines of books. Today’s feature, “The Patriot” by Jennifer Millikin, is a heartwarming romantic tale that captivates from the start. With powerful emotions and magnetic characters, it’s a must-read. Share your reading journey and recommendations, then dive into this compelling story.
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