Gabriel Jason is damaged. Haunted by the memories of a loveless and abusive childhood, which led to an adulthood filled with lies and deceit, he makes several bad choices. After realising he’s on a one-way ticket to hell, he becomes a virtual recluse. Until one day, a woman catches his attention, which quickly turns to… Continue reading New Release The Art of Seduction by Toya Richardson
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Review of Blind Pain by Nick Clauson
Brief Description - Don’t look up because what you see will change you to a raving lunatic. This story, the fourth in the collection took a turn I didn’t expect. As each chapter is dedicated to one of the characters, it seemed a long time before I heard from the ones I liked. Although they… Continue reading Review of Blind Pain by Nick Clauson
Books Read in September
A bumper reading month for me. Two of which were short stories, and the series was so good, I went straight into the next one without stopping. More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More Info Here More… Continue reading Books Read in September
Review of Blind Fear by Nick Clausen
Brief Description - Don’t look up because what you see will change you to a raving lunatic. I’m two books in now and whizzed through this, the third in the series. Nothing changes with battles, chases, fights, frights, and all out action. Blind Fear added a little more horror to the mix and it gave… Continue reading Review of Blind Fear by Nick Clausen
Review of Blind Fury by Nick Clauson
Brief Description - Don’t look up because what you see will change you to a raving lunatic. This is the second book of the series and I moved straight onto this one because the first was so good. Don’t look up refers to a crack in the sky. If they do, they go blind and… Continue reading Review of Blind Fury by Nick Clauson
Review of Blind Rage by Nick Clauson
Brief Description - Don’t look up because what you see will change you to a raving lunatic. I found this through an author’s newsletter. It’s wasn’t a list of advertised books, it was what the author had read. It looked like she binged the whole series and now I know why. Blind Rage had been… Continue reading Review of Blind Rage by Nick Clauson
A view from a Window
Fourteen years ago this was the view from my office window. Even though it was only of gas cylinders, I was glad to see outside. The call centre, where I worked was a huge place filled with chattering people who worked for the RAC breakdown service. Some took calls from stranded motorists, others took claims… Continue reading A view from a Window
A Review of Tea With The Reaper by Paul White
Brief Description - it’s all in the title. A clever little story. I really enjoyed this short tale as it tells us about Nicole and her unexpected guest. She continually asks what he wants as she fears for her life. The two chat over tea and the mystery keeps us guessing as to who he… Continue reading A Review of Tea With The Reaper by Paul White
Review of Watch Over Me by Daniela Sacerdoti
Brief Description: after a tragedy and a wrecked marriage a young woman returns to her family the Highlands of Scotland to recuperate. It was time to clean up my Kindle and read some of the unread and unloved books hanging there. However, I was shocked to see this one was bought in June 2013. The… Continue reading Review of Watch Over Me by Daniela Sacerdoti
A review of From the Ashes by Kyla Stone
Brief Description - Group of people escape the city after a nuclear attack. I listened to this on an audio book and that made it even more exciting. The story of Dakota, her sister Eden, and a band of merry men. They go from one high adrenaline situation to another as Dakota tries to get… Continue reading A review of From the Ashes by Kyla Stone
