Hey people of WordPress, I am back with the book blitz of the book Father Figure written by my friend and author James J Cudney IV and presented by Shannon's R&R blog tours Father Figure Publication Date: April 2, 2018 Genre: Contemporary Fiction/ Drama Between the fast-paced New York City, a rural Mississippi town, and … Continue reading Father Figure by James J Cudney IV #bookblitz @jamescudney4 @shanannigans81
Month: April 2018
The Tracker by Leslie Georgeson
Oh hark thee, all and sundry There is a a new man, a God if I may so say A bod like nothing I've ever seen And heart so loving has never been Damaged and a soldier was all he was Till a gentle touch soothes his scars She was Jessica, the woman to his … Continue reading The Tracker by Leslie Georgeson
The Runaway Wife by Dee MacDonald
My review What a beautiful adventurous book on self-discovery and finding inner happiness. I loved it from start to finish!! A 66 year old woman Connie, suddenly realizes that she has been taken for granted by her husband and family and just decides to leave it all and run away. She packs her green car … Continue reading The Runaway Wife by Dee MacDonald
One Way or Another by Colleen Coleman
My review The book started with a bang, like one of the TV series where Katie, the last on her luck cook, sees the advert that Chef Jean-Michel is searching for the grand chef for his new restaurant, and she applies for it. Imagine the next scene to be a total Masterchef-y with elimination rounds, … Continue reading One Way or Another by Colleen Coleman
Guilt by Amanda Robson
My review I delved into this book thinking it to be a thriller which would remain with me for days. The premise of the book was chilling; 2 sisters, twins, one dead, killed by her own sister. How, when, why? As usual, it is always a man who is the trigger, but in this, he … Continue reading Guilt by Amanda Robson
An Inconvenient Marriage by A. K. MacBride #ARC copies available
Hey guys!! ARCs available for an awesome romantic novel. Grab the spots, read the free book before they are gone!! It is a bumpy ride all the way to a Happily Ever After!!! ARC details An Inconvenient Marriage is hitting your Kindles next month, but there are still a few ARC copies available. If you … Continue reading An Inconvenient Marriage by A. K. MacBride #ARC copies available
The Last Thing I Saw by Alex Sinclair
My review I enjoyed this book. I went with the flow of the story without thinking too much about the plot line. I just wanted to get to the finish line to know the real truth of what happened that night at the park which landed Emma in a mental facility. Alex Sinclair has done … Continue reading The Last Thing I Saw by Alex Sinclair
A Year of Taking Chances by Jennifer Bohnet
My review What a fabulous and a half book!! This book was gorgeous, delightful, and an absolute breezy read about 2 best friends Tina and Jodie, wanting the Cosmos (I meant the Universe, not the magazine) to change their lives before they reach the big 3-O. And the cosmos responds via the author Jennifer Bohnet; … Continue reading A Year of Taking Chances by Jennifer Bohnet
Like Cats and Dogs by Alexis Stanton
My review Who can resist true love and everything that comes stringed along with it, from the beautiful strains of Vivaldi to the hip hop peppy beats of Rihanna. The love can travel along the rhythms of music to flow along the rhythms of the hearts, binding them together, forever. Aah... That's the power of … Continue reading Like Cats and Dogs by Alexis Stanton
Interview with James J. Cudney IV, Author of Father Figure @jamescudney4
Hey guys! Grab a drink and some munchies. This is gonna be one heck of a ride!! Outrageous flirting all from my side, funny answers from his side, and few occasional quips!! Join us!! This was supposed to be a short interview, till it became super long like an essay, and now it is transformed … Continue reading Interview with James J. Cudney IV, Author of Father Figure @jamescudney4
Winds of Change
They say — change is the only thing which is constant in our lives. And change is something most of us resist. I know I do. But sometimes circumstances force us to change, the schedule goes haywire, the plans get diverted, and the only thing that is remembered is the Change. But change can be … Continue reading Winds of Change
The House Swap by Rebecca Fleet
My review This was a family drama of sorts jacketed as a thriller. The story has 2 time lines with 3 versions. One was way in the past in the year 2013, where the main character Caroline, goes through turbulence in her marriage, with her prescription pill addict husband and so has an affair. The … Continue reading The House Swap by Rebecca Fleet
A Note of Appreciation
I write my reviews based on the emotions that flow into me, while reading the book. I dip my pen into the well of those emotions and start writing. I have no idea what triggers those emotions or the review. It can be a word, a sentence, or a page. Then there are few books … Continue reading A Note of Appreciation
An Invitation
I would like to extend an invitation all my blogger friends and family to watch this space on Thursday 19th of April 2018 at 7 pm IST and 9 am New York EST. James J Cudney IV has bestowed the honor of chatting with me both formally and a bit informally into a 2-hour long … Continue reading An Invitation
White Lies by Lucy Dawson
My review The book started with a bang (literally), a doctor (ahem ahem) Alex goes for girls' weekend to Ibiza to relax and enjoy. What happens in Ibiza should have remained in Ibiza! But unfortunately a night of fun, dance, drinks, and sex (a one-night stand) with a young man Jonathan soon gets exposed. Alex, … Continue reading White Lies by Lucy Dawson
Another Mother by Amanda James
My review Lucinda or Lu as she is known as, is adopted and after a tragedy, goes in search of her birth mother and finds Mellyn. The first part of the story deals with their emotional meeting after so many years. But slowly things start unravelling between them which leads to doubts and secrets. All … Continue reading Another Mother by Amanda James
Skin Deep by Liz Nugent
My review I really don't know how to review this book. I have read this book with a wide eyed fascination, in complete disbelief, at the way the main character was and the actions taken by her in her life, all selfish ones. There was no empathy, no tenderness, she almost seemed empty. A sociopath … Continue reading Skin Deep by Liz Nugent
The Forgotten Ones by Steena Holmes
My review What an amazing thrilling book; it kept me gripped till the end. Just 3 main characters, their memories and secrets with one granddaughter caught in the center of it all, wanting to know the truth. But what is truth? A grandfather David who is dying, his version of the past, his view of … Continue reading The Forgotten Ones by Steena Holmes
Father Figure by James J. Cudney @jamescudney4
My review Author James J. Cudney has done it again with his second book Father Figure. His debut Watching Glass Shatter was a great family saga, and I wondered if he could re-create the magic with his words. But this time, he has surpassed his own debut. The story follows the lives of two women … Continue reading Father Figure by James J. Cudney @jamescudney4
Father Figure by James J Cudney IV #CoverReveal
Today I take great pleasure in sharing the cover of the second book written by my friend, James J. Cudney IV. Jay, this is for you. Take deep breaths, have a champagne or two, and congratulations on publishing your second book!! Happy Publication Day!! The most gorgeous cover, so apt for this book, it is … Continue reading Father Figure by James J Cudney IV #CoverReveal
Anna by Amanda Prowse
My review A new concept of writing a story, a brilliant stroke of genius I must say. One love, two stories, 2 books depicting an intense love story about Anna and Theo. This book narrates Anna's story of life and the next one would be Theo's. Amanda Prowse is the Queen of Emotions. Her words … Continue reading Anna by Amanda Prowse
The Next Girl by Carla Kovach
My review Oh my! What a ride this book was! I expected a routine police procedural but I got so much more in this book. It was everything the blurb said and more! A newborn was left on the doorstep of the library on a cold, rainy December night and DNA testing showed the child … Continue reading The Next Girl by Carla Kovach
Saco Convertible Bag for 15.6 inch laptops
All the pics have either been taken by or with the help of my mother. I am both proud and love her help. This review is dedicated to mom as she wanted me write it stat. My review I have been looking for the perfect laptop bag since a week, and after a lot of … Continue reading Saco Convertible Bag for 15.6 inch laptops
Our Little Secret by Claudia Carroll
My review It is my belief living in the world of today — No good deed goes unpunished. And this book too follows the same theme. 3 main ladies Sarah, a lawyer, who had a good life with a stable job and an okay relationship with ex-husband. Darcy, her teenage daughter who is still in … Continue reading Our Little Secret by Claudia Carroll
