My Review An intriguing story about a young woman who is escaping a broken romance when she comes across a small village. At first it seems delightful, but then strange things start to happen. Jinn, the main character ends up staying longer than she thought. Against all odds she meets the man of her dreams,… Continue reading The Figment by Mary Woldering
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Gavel To Girlfriend by M B Feeney
My Review Here is a proofread and polished version with smoother flow and corrected grammar while keeping your tone and opinions intact: This was a fun read. I love novellas and this was the perfect length. I also enjoyed that the main character and his friends were police officers. However, this wasn’t about crime or… Continue reading Gavel To Girlfriend by M B Feeney
Hearts and Truffles by Natalie-Nicole Bates
My Review This is a super little book and something a bit different. I have never read a story centred around chocolate before, apart from Chocolat by Joanne Harris. This is not the same, but it is equally as enjoyable in my opinion. Chloe is an efficiency expert who is brought in to assess failing… Continue reading Hearts and Truffles by Natalie-Nicole Bates
Silver Dagger Tours – the Cyber Case Series Tour and Giveaway!
The future of crime is digital. The fight against it lives in the Cyber Case Series. Cyber Case Thorn The Cyber Case Series Book 1 by Ken Tentarelli Genre: Technothriller When a reckless young hacker sets out to earn fame on the dark web, his escalating attacks move from petty disruptions to an incident… Continue reading Silver Dagger Tours – the Cyber Case Series Tour and Giveaway!
He’s My Man by Daniel Hurst
My Review As this is about the fourth book I’ve read by Daniel Hurst, I now know not to take anything for granted on the first few pages. There is always a plot and things are never what they portray. With the story being short, I can’t giveaway too much. But believe nothing! Because when… Continue reading He’s My Man by Daniel Hurst
Ashes by Claire Kent
The Post- Apocalyptic Fairy Tale Book 2 My Review I do enjoy modern takes on fairy tales, and I’ve read quite a few, although not for some time. Having recently discovered Claire Kent, this is the third of her books that I have read. As a lover of novellas, these are a perfect blend of… Continue reading Ashes by Claire Kent
The Strange One by Bernie Morris
My Review This is a very short prehistoric fantasy and I didn’t know what to expect. If I had, it probably wouldn’t have been this. The story offers an imaginative idea on early humanity and how humankind might have begun. It’s a very thought provoking short tail and kind of poignant in parts. I really… Continue reading The Strange One by Bernie Morris
Bogey in the Belfry by Carolyn Astfalk
My Review. I hadn’t realised before starting that this book carried religious undertones or that it was primarily aimed at readers aged 13–18. What initially drew me in was that it was a short story, and I love those. They’re perfect for stepping into something new without a huge commitment. In the end, I was… Continue reading Bogey in the Belfry by Carolyn Astfalk
Thomas Cappolini Was A Small Man by Judith White
My Review Short, but quietly powerful. This is a very short story, but one I genuinely enjoyed. The writing drew me in quickly and it created a strong sense of character in only a few pages. I did predict the ending, yet it didn’t lessen the impact. If anything, it made the sadness feel more… Continue reading Thomas Cappolini Was A Small Man by Judith White
These Stories are all Figments of my Imagination, but… What If? By Ann Perry
My Review This was an absolutely fun read. I love short stories, and these felt a little different from those I’ve read before. Many were strong, complete tales in their own right — I especially loved the one about the ghost in the haunted house. There are probably plenty here that readers could mark as… Continue reading These Stories are all Figments of my Imagination, but… What If? By Ann Perry
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