Tag: reviews
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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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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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Book Review: A Lady by Hannah Honegger
This gripping historical fiction novel, set during the Revolutionary War, follows Mary André, who becomes a spy for the Continental Army. As she navigates danger and romance, her choices impact the outcome of the war and her own life. With vivid details and a passionate narrative, this book brings history to life.
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Book Review & Tour: An Art Lover’s Guide to Paris and Murder by Dianne Freeman
Passion radiates from the wilds of Wyoming in Misty M. Beller’s thrilling tale. “Faith Collins embarks on a perilous journey masquerading as a man, seeking the Peigan Blackfoot woman who once saved her father.” Alongside her, “Grant Allen searches for his lost brother,” as their quests intertwine in a gripping story of loyalty and love.
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Book Review: Writers of the Future Anthology by L. Ron Hubbard
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of science fiction with the latest edition of “Writers of the Future.” This anthology features a diverse collection of top-notch short stories that explore uncharted worlds and unlimited possibilities. With powerful new voices and striking illustrations, be prepared to think, laugh, and see the world in ways you never…
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Book Review: Lies That Bleed by Leia Stone
This enchanting romantasy series, led by a fierce young protagonist training to become the next Empress of Amerisea, is a thrilling blend of magic, rivalry, and unexpected alliances. With a captivating storyline and simmering romance, Leia Stone’s “Lies That Bleed” promises an exhilarating journey. Join Aisling on her perilous adventure and immerse yourself in this…
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Book Review: Murder at Mistlethwaite Manor by A.J. Skelly
This historical fiction murder mystery, set in the Victorian era, brings together a diverse group of characters at Mistlethwaite Manor for a Christmas party with a $10,000 prize. Secrets are exposed, a love triangle adds tension, and a murder takes place, setting the scene for a thrilling whodunit. A.J. Skelly expertly weaves chaos and suspense…
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Book Review: The Bitter Truth by Shanora Williams
Shanora Williams’ The Bitter Truth is a captivating thriller with an unpredictable plot full of betrayal, secrets, and suspense. Governor Dominic Baker’s perfect façade shatters as his wife, Jo, uncovers his dark past. Williams’ riveting storytelling and unexpected twists will keep you on the edge of your seat until the shocking end.
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Book Review & Tour: Rocky Mountain Journey by Misty M. Beller
Passion radiates from the wilds of Wyoming in Misty M. Beller’s thrilling tale. “Faith Collins embarks on a perilous journey masquerading as a man, seeking the Peigan Blackfoot woman who once saved her father.” Alongside her, “Grant Allen searches for his lost brother,” as their quests intertwine in a gripping story of loyalty and love.
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