What a treat March has been with my chosen books. It was a month of series. I mixed it up so as not to read one after the other, plus one new author and one old friend. Courageous Fairy Tales, I found because the author also chose to publish each of the heroine’s adventures as… Continue reading March Reading List
Category: Romance
Red and the Wolf by Vivienne Savage
Karen’s Review Red and the Wolf was the second in the series. The adventure reminded me of the magical tales I read as a child, except with adult themes. Sorcha and Conall are the main characters and go on a journey. They battle dark ferocious creatures as well as discovering each other. Conall calls her… Continue reading Red and the Wolf by Vivienne Savage
Courageous Heroine Fairy Tales by Lisa Shea
Karen’s Magic Review I thoroughly enjoyed this retelling of favourite fairy tales. I found the idea conjured up by the author clever, and entertaining. In my #Pictures Telling Story feature. I like to choose images that I feel fits the story I’ve read. Each picture is easily identifiable, Cinderella, known as Ella, Snow White, and… Continue reading Courageous Heroine Fairy Tales by Lisa Shea
February Reading List
It was an excellent month for books. I had the honour of reading through these great stories. My favourite book from my February reading list is Salvation. The concept was great and the writing magical. I don’t think I’ve read a story with so many characters, but it wasn’t a problem as we got to… Continue reading February Reading List
Road Rage, a Dark MC Romance by Karina Kantas
18+ due to explicit and graphic scenes. Published by Dirty Street Press 2022 © Karina Kantas. Road Rage book 4 of the OUTLAW series. (standalone) 18+ Fast-paced dark MC romance with plenty of murder, mischief, and mayhem.Beautiful and scarred, Gem works in a supermarket living the safe life she has chosen after surviving a violent… Continue reading Road Rage, a Dark MC Romance by Karina Kantas
A Town Called Nowhere by VK Tritschler
Karen’s Review I would once have gone nowhere near a book that contained shifters. I didn’t really understand what they were. Now I realise they add another dimension to a story. The fact that they can do something extraordinary really does make it more interesting. However, when I began reading, I wasn’t sure this was… Continue reading A Town Called Nowhere by VK Tritschler
A Town Called Nowhere by VK Tritschler
Karen’s Magic Review I would once have gone nowhere near a book that contained shifters. I didn’t really understand what they were. Now I realise they add another dimension to a book. The fact that they can do something extraordinary really does make it more interesting. However, when I began reading, I wasn’t sure this… Continue reading A Town Called Nowhere by VK Tritschler
Before the The Glass Slipper by Michelle Deerwester Dalrymple
Karen’s Magic Review I found this at the same time I came across the Cinderella book I read and reviewed earlier. It’s not a retelling-of, which I thought at the time. I hadn’t read the title probably or the description. I only saw the glass slipper and that it was 121 pages long. What a… Continue reading Before the The Glass Slipper by Michelle Deerwester Dalrymple
Cinderella – A Retelling with Strength and Courage (Courageous Heroine Fairy Tales Book 1) by Lisa Shea
Karen’s Magic Review On writing a post for National Fairy Tale Day, I looked up a few books to share. One that came up was this and it was just sixty-nine pages long, so I downloaded it. Immediately, I loved this retelling. The author’s style of writing really appealed to me. It followed the traditional… Continue reading Cinderella – A Retelling with Strength and Courage (Courageous Heroine Fairy Tales Book 1) by Lisa Shea
Beyond Rhubarb by Danielle Jacks
Karen’s Review It’s not often I read a story twice, but this one was part of an anthology and now it’s a stand alone book. Beyond Rhubarb is a short romantic story. It’s well written and cute. I liked it first time around, and liked it even more this time. The author is offering it… Continue reading Beyond Rhubarb by Danielle Jacks
