October 11 – November 5, 2021 Tour ~~~ 5/5 Stars! The opening of Mercy Creek is chilling as it shows how easily an eleven-year-old girl can go missing, even in the midst of a summer fair. Did young Lena Flores run away or was she kidnapped? Suspicions run high for both options, but hometown Detective […]
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The Fault Between Us by @BetteLeeCrosby #BlogTour #BookReview Read more …
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The Art of Spirit Capture – A #NewRelease by @geofflepard #BlogTour – How I Found The Story Our wonderful fellow blogger, and author, Geoff LePard, fondly known as His Geoffleship to me, anyway, has a fabulous new release, out now. His first romance, no less! It’s called The Art of Spirit Capture, and sounds fabulous! Now, […]
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Smorgasbord Children’s Reading Room – Book Review – Drystan the Dragon and Friends Series, Book 6: Dragana Helps a Fairy by Janice Spina Posted on October 14, 2021 by Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life. I can remember as a child reading books in a series and always anticipating the next story with much […]
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Book Review: Greenwich Park It’s Tuesday, so that means it’s time for another book review. I read this back in July and had originally scheduled this post for early next year since the book releases on January 4, 2022. However, I decided to go ahead and post my review. Blurb Helen’s idyllic life—handsome architect husband, gorgeous […]
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Book Review | The Night Hawks by @EllyGriffiths Read here …
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Elizabeth Gauffreau is on the Launch Pad! Read here …
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Why We Fought: Inspiring Stories of Resisting Hitler and Defending Freedom by Jerry Borrowman Synopsis: The struggle to combat the Nazis during World War II encompassed front lines far beyond conventional battlefields. In a panoramic and compelling account, author Jerry Borrowman shares seven largely untold stories of people who undertook extraordinary efforts to defeat the […]
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Dog Bone Soup: A Boomer’s Journey by Bette A. Stevens In Dog Bone Soup: A Boomer’s Journey, Maine author Bette A. Stevens reminds us that being poor should not define who we are as individuals. With determination as well as the helping hand and guidance of those who care, we can become the person we aspire […]
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Reviews, podcasts and first chapter dissections. HIS JUDAS BRIDE interview/review by RESA McCONACHY. This fiery, passionate romance thrills without much graphic reference. True, Lady Kara wears a see through gown, revealed at the top of the story. However, it’s not her choice. She makes many choices, good and bad, but her gowns are imposed by […]
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