This time in 2022, I wanted to read more apocolyptic books, and the majority of my yearly reads were on this subject. There is a huge choice, and I’ll continue to enjoy them. But there is another subject I want to read, alien invasion where UFOs appear in the sky. So I looked at what… Continue reading My Review of The Landing by Kelee L. Greene
This is another quick read, so after reading the first of the trilogy, I went onto this one. Beth and Glen were minor characters in Merry Christmas Eve Eve, now this is their story. Beth runs the local bakery/cafe and makes delicious cakes which she delivers to the local manor house for their events. Glen’s… Continue reading My Review of That’s it in a Nutcracker by Jennifer Nice
I’d not read any Christmas books on the run up as was my intention. I’ve been too wrapped up in other stories. It was literally on Christmas eve eve that I went onto Amazon and put ‘short Christmas read’ into the search bar and this came up. I read it one sitting the next day.… Continue reading My Review of Merry Christmas Eve Eve by Jennifer Nice
This is the third book in the Inspired Kids series. The child is now school age and has become aware of themselves as a person. Each child selected is unique. This story is about discovery of who they are and what they can achieve. At this age their imagination literally knows no bounds. It’s a… Continue reading My Review of The Wonder of Me by Mary Elizabeth Jackson and Thornton Cline
This is book three of the Evacuation series, and the first three books are free to download. This is such a compelling and easy to read book, the first two were just the same. Bill is alone at the start, and in the second, he meets Kim. Together, they find thirteen year old Annette, who… Continue reading My Review of Surviving the Evacuation – Family
I was looking for a book set in Wales, and this came up on my Facebook feed. It was perfect because I love a good crime thriller, and this was excellent. It reminded me of one of those gritty detective thrillers you see on a Sunday night on the television. They always come with a… Continue reading My Review of The Dead Will Beckon by Jason Chapman
I follow this author on WordPress and on Instagram. She published the ninth book in the An Amanda Travels Adventure series at the end of last year. When Amanda in Arabia, the first book, was offered as a free download I decided to read it. I’m glad I did. The stories are aimed at children… Continue reading My Review of Amanda in Arabia, The Perfume Flask by Darlene Foster
I found this on Sahara Foley’s Website where she hosts free books in exchange for signing up to an authors newsletter. I get quite a few and enjoy them. It’s a great way to find new authors. Amy’s Story, is only available on Mark Hood’s website. It is set during the War of the Worlds,… Continue reading My Review of Amy’s Story by Mark Hood
This is the next instalment about the survivors of an asteroid that hit the Earth, and wiped out life as we know it. Even though I found it a little slow to start, I knew that it would hook me eventually. It did, and when that happens my reading hours increased! Callie and co, have… Continue reading My Review of Power by Christopher Artinian
This is the second book of a series that doesn’t need to be read in order. It’s the story of Lily and Eric who live in the area of Cheshire Bay where all the stories are set. They both have a beach side house within distance of each other. I enjoyed this story because it’s… Continue reading My Review of Return to Cheshire Bay by H. M. Shander
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