Introducing Vanessa Morris WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? This story began as an inkling of an idea after seeing so many young girls vying for the wrong kind of attention on Social Media. Salacious, sensual content, far too adult for women of their age. Give a quote from the books,… Continue reading About a Book – The Nymphetamine Girls by Vanessa Morris
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Relentless by Christopher Artinian
Karen’s Review This story came recommended to me because I loved Salvation by the same author. I knew it wasn’t the same genre and that it was horror, which I’m generally not a fan of horror, but there is always an exception. Sadly this was not not it. It is an excellent story, well written… Continue reading Relentless by Christopher Artinian
Larougo, Book Two of The Uluru Legacy
Karen’s Magic Review This book was an amazing read. The story built up slowly giving me time to get to know the characters. Too often a book moves forward at such a pace it’s hard to remember who everyone is. Larougo had a lot of characters, but I hardly noticed until now. They blended in… Continue reading Larougo, Book Two of The Uluru Legacy
Salvation by Christopher Artinian
Karen’s Review Christopher Artinian is a new author to me. I found this book on Instagram and looking at all of his books on display, this one stood out. The vibrant cover caught my attention immediately. I enjoy apocalyptic stories but don’t tend to read that many. I wanted to rectify that and it seemed… Continue reading Salvation by Christopher Artinian
First Touch by Teyla Branton
Karen’s Magic Review There is a good reason this novella has over six hundred ratings on Amazon. It a terrific story. Imprint is what the strangely named heroine Autumn Rain reads. By placing her hand on an item she can pick up the thoughts of whoever touched it. It’s an interesting basis for a story.… Continue reading First Touch by Teyla Branton
Forever Young by Lynette Ferreira
Karen’s Review There are some books that take work to get into. Others, you slide right in. This is the latter. Immediately the story is all there and it grabbed my attention on the opening page. Jacob, who is from another planet, crash lands his capsule on earth where he has been sent on a… Continue reading Forever Young by Lynette Ferreira
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
Best Book of the Year
I’ve had the honour of reading fifty-three books in 2021. Truly a record for me. Now I have to decide the most enjoyable one of the year, and what comes a close second and third There are some stand-out stories, and some I’ve not liked as much. There are long books and short ones, exciting,… Continue reading Best Book of the Year
National Book Month
Sahara Foley's Excalibur series is a cracking read for all lovers of Fantasy and Science Fiction. For this week in celebration of National Book Month and National Friends of Libraries Week, the complete set is on sale for this crazy price of 99 for four powerful, all absorbing books! I've read both The Secret of… Continue reading National Book Month
Beauty and The Beast by Vivienne Savage
Karen's Review I liked the Disney version of Beauty and the Beast, but back in the eighties I fell in love with a programme of the same name starring Ron Pearlman and Linda Hamilton. I absolutely loved the concept of it. The Beast lived under the streets of New York, along with other people who… Continue reading Beauty and The Beast by Vivienne Savage
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