Book, Crime, Paranormal

Silver Dagger Tours – A Damned Dirty Thing Tour and Giveaway!

  Some cases require a gun. Others need magic. This one demands both. A Damned Dirty Thing: The Jake Bishop Files by Doc Blalock Genre: Noir Paranormal Sleuth Suspense The explosion should have killed him . . . Jake Bishop is back on the streets of Solomon City, ten months after a mob bombing destroyed… Continue reading Silver Dagger Tours – A Damned Dirty Thing Tour and Giveaway!

Book, Romance

Karen’s Chat

I haven’t chatted for a while so I thought I’d start with a catch up. Hobby - junk journals. I love watching them on social media and started one last year, but having learnt from that, this year it will be a diary/memory keeper/and basically fun with paper and card. Reading - I loved so… Continue reading Karen’s Chat

Anthologies, Book, Humour, Inspirational

Kids We Were by Bernie Morris

My Review This book is packed with approximately fifty-eight delightful trips down memory lane. Many of them struck a chord with me, especially those reflecting life as a child of the sixties. The memories span different eras, so there is something here to amuse, charm and resonate with a wide range of readers. One person… Continue reading Kids We Were by Bernie Morris

Book, Novella, Romance

#FictionFriday – Play the Game

If you are looking for a book boyfriend, look no further than Kelly. Despite who he is, his feet are firmly on the ground. He cares about people and believes that sometimes folk need a little help to see their true selves. Stella is that person and she that tells the story of her knight… Continue reading #FictionFriday – Play the Game

Book, Novella, Romance

The Devil’s Pawn by Tracie Delaney

Before I was born, my father bound me to the powerful De Vil family.  One agreement, forged in greed, turned my entire future into a transaction. In four days, I’ll marry Alexander De Vil, the brooding heir to the De Vil Dynasty. My Review This book had a lot of things I don’t usually like:… Continue reading The Devil’s Pawn by Tracie Delaney

Book, Romance, series

Silver Dagger Tours – the Loving a Winston Tour and Giveaway!

  Deep family bonds meet the thrill of unexpected romance. It's finally time for the Winston siblings to surrender to passion and find their forever loves! Cara Loving a Winston Book 1 by Stacy Eaton Genre: Steamy Small-Town Romance  What happens when the man you fall for is all wrong for you? Cara Winston has… Continue reading Silver Dagger Tours – the Loving a Winston Tour and Giveaway!

Book, Mystery, Thriller

Silver Dagger Tours – the Treacherous Hack Tour and Giveaway! 19th Jan

  One hacked file. Three bodies. Zero time. Treacherous Hack A Mike Stoneman Mystery #7 by Kevin G. Chapman Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Police Procedural From the award-winning Mike Stoneman Thriller series comes Book #7 — a gripping crime thriller set in the heart of a frozen New York City. When electronics store owner Lou Palazzo is gunned… Continue reading Silver Dagger Tours – the Treacherous Hack Tour and Giveaway! 19th Jan

Book, Novella, Romance

Cocktails and Charm by J K Barton

My Review Sue is deeply in love with her husband, and he adores her in return. For her birthday, he gives her something truly special. She also shares a wonderful relationship with her sister, and life seems to be flowing along happily. I liked how the author kept the story engaging as we shared in… Continue reading Cocktails and Charm by J K Barton

Book, Fantasy

Not Really a Review of Shelter Me From Darkness by Katie L. Smith

I don’t usually review a book I’ve not read in full, but I thought it was worth it this time. Witches, magic and fae books are not something I generally read. Occasionally, I’ve picked up a short story or novella, and they’ve been good. So where did you get this, I hear you ask? Well,… Continue reading Not Really a Review of Shelter Me From Darkness by Katie L. Smith

Book, Paranormal, shortstory

Migglesworth Malevolence, a short story by Carrie O’Leary

My Review I really do love a short story, especially when it is as concise and well written as this. I loved the way it started with a little guessing game. Who is this person and why does she sleep during the day? You immediately make assumptions but, as it is told in the first… Continue reading Migglesworth Malevolence, a short story by Carrie O’Leary