Karen’s Review This is the second book of the series Snoqualmie Valley Sasquatch. I read the first one two years ago. It continues the story of cousins, Jenna and Hannah and their normal every day life, except it isn’t normal. Jenna’s boyfriend is a Sasquatch called Adam. I enjoyed the two parallel worlds, and there… Continue reading My Review of Unveiled by J M Northup
Category: Fantasy
A Review of Lover’s Moon by Mark Leslie and Julie Strauss
Karen’s Review A friend suggested I read this book, but I was a little reluctant at first because it was Book 5 in a series. However, the more I read, the more I enjoyed it and glad I took the plunge. The opening prologue was morose. Something bad had happened, and Michael, one of the… Continue reading A Review of Lover’s Moon by Mark Leslie and Julie Strauss
Books Read in June
Only four read this month, but Ignite was huge at over 500 words and took almost two weeks to get through. Ignite was second book of a series, and I loved it. The story was well written, exciting, and pulls at your emotions. Review of Ignite A Scream in the Night, frustrated me a little… Continue reading Books Read in June
A Review of Belle and the Pirate by Vivienne Savage
Karen’s Review This has been such an enjoyable series. Belle and the Pirate is number four of this six book set. Belle is a tiny fairy, no bigger than a thumb. We already know her because she has appeared in previous books as Tinkerbell, a little sprite. Apart from the beautiful prose, and pretty formatting… Continue reading A Review of Belle and the Pirate by Vivienne Savage
June’s Reading List
I have say how much I enjoy planning my reading list. It’s something I’ve never done before. I used to pick random books from my kindle, or download one I saw advertised, then forget what’s on my kindle. I do occasionally add books, and if I run out of time, will move a book to… Continue reading June’s Reading List
Keeper of the Unicorn by Sahara Foley
Karen’s Review I don’t know what to say about this book. It’s probably the craziest story I’ve ever read! It’s a very short read about a man, a cat and a little women. Oh, and I shouldn’t forget the potato chip. If you want a good laugh, and spend an enjoyable half hour or so,… Continue reading Keeper of the Unicorn by Sahara Foley
Books Read in May
Enjoyable books all month, not a bad one in sight. Favourite? Catalyst. Infected Water, a Zombie story and the first of a series. I’ll probably read the next book at some point. Catalyst, a mafia romance, which I absolutely loved. Battle of the Heart, a good little anthology with some excellent stories and authors. Infinity,… Continue reading Books Read in May
Snow Queen by Ava Quintana
Entertaining and Intriguing Karen’s Magic Review This is another book that was free in the author’s newsletter. It’s a shorter read, and on a topic I’ve not read about before. Ballet is something I know nothing about, so I found it very entertaining. The story tells us about a young dancer who works her up… Continue reading Snow Queen by Ava Quintana
Free Book for a Limited Time
Amazon Description Invincible superpowers and nobody to stop him. Will he save the day, or trigger global annihilation? England, 1989. Arthur Merlin is plagued by restlessness. Ever since he woke up from a head injury with extraordinary abilities, the Vietnam vet has turned the world into his unsuspecting playground as he masters his gifts. Showing… Continue reading Free Book for a Limited Time
Books I read in April.
Five books completed for April. Two, I didn’t particularly enjoy. Trust in Me, came from the authors newsletter. A good story, although it had its flaws. The Tattoo Murder, if I hadn’t have been asked to read it, I probably wouldn’t have finished it. Goldilocks and the Bear is from a series I’m reading. Love,… Continue reading Books I read in April.
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