My review I had tears by the time I finished this book. My heart felt as if every drop of emotion was drained out of it. I was in turmoil. I liked the book, yet I didn't like it in some parts. The story goes like this, since her husband's death, Veronica has post partum … Continue reading The Waiting Room by Emily Bleeker
Month: August 2018
Her Name was Rose by Claire Allan
My review I went into this book with low expectations as I have been disappointed with thrillers in the recent times. And voilà this book captured my interest somewhere in the middle. Emily allows Rose and her son Jack to precede her out of the lift, on to the road, in front of a speeding … Continue reading Her Name was Rose by Claire Allan
Review - Faithless by Laura Legend
My review This book had everything I like in a main character : kickass heroine who has power and magic, who knows martial arts, and my personal favorite one who can fight with a katana, knife, and a sword. A debut by Laura Legend had everything I like in a team with Cass, Richard, Zach, … Continue reading Review - Faithless by Laura Legend
Samhain Secrets by Jennifer David Hesse
My review A cozy mystery... I liked the book, it had mystery and murder in it, this time a little closer to home. I realized this book was a part of the series, but I didn't have problems following the characters. Keli as the main character was cute; I liked her Wiccan practices. It was … Continue reading Samhain Secrets by Jennifer David Hesse
Review - The Last Valkyrie by Kareena Espinosa
My review I love a kickass heroine, I love one more if she has a killer sword. And Raven is both, she is the last Valkyrie, shut off forever from the Valhalla. This is my first book by the author Kareena Espinosa, and she did take me on a sweet ride down the pages. I … Continue reading Review - The Last Valkyrie by Kareena Espinosa
Ode to the Day
Scroll the post gently With nary a tremor Move past my page With nary a shudder... I can scarcely see Hardly deep a breath be My throat feels choked My heart overly filled... I cannot move mightily My feet want to stay My hands shake slightly My eyes struggle to blink... Not a moment to … Continue reading Ode to the Day
Interview with Author Juan Zapata @ZapataThe1
An end of the tour, an almost goodbye to a brilliant author makes me both sentimental and nostalgic. (Juan is too cute for me to feel crying emotions, he triggers the others, look at his pic) Juan has also been kind and patient enough to answer all my questions. Here I bring you snippets about … Continue reading Interview with Author Juan Zapata @ZapataThe1
Review - Keep You Safe by Rona Halsall
My review I needed a fast moving book which would get over in a couple of hours. And this book fit the bill. The pages turned so rapidly that I was astonished The story was routine for a thriller, a mother searching for her child. This had a slightly different delivery. The husband Tom didn't … Continue reading Review - Keep You Safe by Rona Halsall
Review - Golden Skies by Juan Zapata @ZapataThe1
There was once a visionary on the planet of Certamen He stood tall and brave, the highest amongst men A lone warrior who went through the fires of hell Malik was he, the king, for whom tolls the bell The brightest star, Eliza beautiful and passionate More than sister, she was a fierce fighter yet … Continue reading Review - Golden Skies by Juan Zapata @ZapataThe1
Review - The Unexpected Inlander by Kellyn Thompson
My review I like sci-fi, and I like old fashioned romance. I like the amalgamation of the two. The story by author Kellyn Thompson is futuristic, 40 years after 'The War' when the world has 3 sectors under 12 Presidents, and Mexico is separate and independent. The people are offered genetic manipulation to eradicate diseases, … Continue reading Review - The Unexpected Inlander by Kellyn Thompson
Blog Tour - Entrapped by Claire
Today I am so excited to be a part of Claire's debut release, a dark romance, Entrapped I present to you Entrapped by Claire Ayres Blurb Cellist, Luka, has moved to Bristol to start a new job and recover from the betrayal of finding his best friend and his girlfriend in bed together. He doesn’t … Continue reading Blog Tour - Entrapped by Claire
Wishes from the heart
To the most awesome person on this earth along with Nina WISH YOU A VERY VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NICOLE, The Bookworm Drinketh Did I go overboard and can you see a theme happening in the pics? Love you lots, Nicole honey... Have a blast!!
Interview with Author Juan Zapata @ZapataThe1
I am starting this blog tour with a preview of my interview with Author Juan Zapata, a brilliant writer of the most difficult genre, sci-fi. Hey Juan, welcome to my blog. It is brilliant to start the tour with your words. Let's get started about your book Golden Skies and the hard work behind it. … Continue reading Interview with Author Juan Zapata @ZapataThe1
Review - The Girl in the Storm
The first book in the series has to be read to understand this one. My review of The Rising Storm can be found here. My review The story continued on with Carter's journey outside the Community where he learned about people who had survived the Storms and the Industry, and he got to know his … Continue reading Review - The Girl in the Storm
Review - The Rising Storm by Ceri A. Lowe
My review Every expedition of any kinds requires sacrifices and sometimes they are one too many. But survival calls for it everytime... This is the experience of Alice who has seen the world getting destroyed by the Storms till Paradigm Industry rescues her and trains her to build their own community of survivors for the … Continue reading Review - The Rising Storm by Ceri A. Lowe
Review - Survival Sandstorm by Mehul Jangir
At the age of 14, author Mehul Jangir has written this book. I am reviewing the book not on the basis of his age but on his writing. My review The story went thus 1 Soviet pilot, 2 Soviet soldiers, and 3 German hostages in a small plane traveling across Sahara to reach the British … Continue reading Review - Survival Sandstorm by Mehul Jangir
Cover Reveal - In Servitude by Heleen Kist @hkist
Digital Reads Blog Tours is the exclusive in presenting the first glimpse of the book cover. I am so excited for Author Heleen Kist. She is a brilliant writer and a loving soul with a brain which is both intelligent and analytical. I am often awed when I speak to her at the amount of … Continue reading Cover Reveal - In Servitude by Heleen Kist @hkist
Review - Spider’s Trap by Jennifer Estep
My review Well, Gin Blanco and her creator Jennifer Estep always make me happy. The stories may sound repetitive - someone always comes to kill her. The result may be repetitive - the enemy always dies. The ending may be repetitive - there is a cliffhanger for the next book. But what makes these books … Continue reading Review - Spider’s Trap by Jennifer Estep
A Holiday to Remember by Susanne O’Leary
My review A continuation of the road trip taken by the girls Maddie and Leanne, this had boats and sailing in it. You got to read the previous book to know and love the characters and Bridget. The author Susanne O'Leary has continued the travel from Ireland to Italy, to driving the red Mercedes convertible … Continue reading A Holiday to Remember by Susanne O’Leary
Book Review - Black Widow by Jennifer Estep
August is my fantasy month My review Is it possible for a book to become better than the previous? - Absolutely Jennifer Estep has done it again, given me a story which is exciting, thrilling, and fighting fine with elemental magic. This time Gin a.k.a Spider goes against MMM, Madeline Monroe, probably the strongest Elemental … Continue reading Book Review - Black Widow by Jennifer Estep
Tag - This is my Genre Book Tag
I was tagged by Shaz to do the This Is My Genre Book Tag! Thank you for tagging me! The Rules: Credit for this tag goes entirely to Drew, The Tattooed Book Geek. The Rules Answer the questions. Tag as many people as you want. 1. What is your favorite genre? At this point, I … Continue reading Tag - This is my Genre Book Tag
Reap by Marilyn Bennett
The book had no cover pic since it is releasing in the next year (I hope it never releases, at least not in this version) My review I loved the beginning of the book where Melissa lives a normal life with her husband, working as the P. E. Teacher, and of course, doing the occasional … Continue reading Reap by Marilyn Bennett
Review - Tied to Deceit by Neena H Brar #digitalreadsblogtours
Digital Reads Blog Tours presents My review The book was a fun read, it took me 2 days to finish it as it was a buddy read with Rekha. You can find both our reviews here and here It also was a mother-daughter bonding read when mom showed a curiosity in the cover. Hence a … Continue reading Review - Tied to Deceit by Neena H Brar #digitalreadsblogtours
The Secret by K. L. Slater
My review I have always loved Kim Slater's book; her books are twisty, mysterious, and loads of fun. Trying to play detective while reading such books has become my favorite past time. A good side-effect of reading thrillers!! This book too has its moments of secrets coming out as anger, like lava from the volcano. … Continue reading The Secret by K. L. Slater
Review - Good Night Moon
This book was a buddy-read again The review would have 2 points of view. My review I did not have such a book when I was a child. So when this book arrived, it appeared wondrous to me. Just to imagine how it would have been if I had been read this story every night … Continue reading Review - Good Night Moon
The Liar’s Room by Simon Lelic
My review I am setting up the stage for the scene as I imagined it. Susanna as the counselor waiting for her patient and in comes Adam! They get to talking and Adam hints at wanting to hurt a woman and it turns out to her daughter Emily. The story takes a turn when Adam … Continue reading The Liar’s Room by Simon Lelic
Review - Tied to Deceit by Neena H Brar
This was a buddy read with my friend Rekha, an intellectual and analytical blogger with her reviews. We decided we would read 10 chapters everyday and discuss it out. Do check out her views too as we read the book piecemeal. The Analysis First 10 chapters The book started with a murder mystery, a whodunit … Continue reading Review - Tied to Deceit by Neena H Brar
The Ex-Wife by Jess Ryder
My review 3 POV, 2 timeliness, and a merging of the two at the right time makes this fast paced book a thrilling read. The story would seem convoluted a seemingly happy couple, an extramarital affair, unexpected pregnancy, divorce, remarriage, going back to ex, kidnapping the child, planning a new family, the ex wife and … Continue reading The Ex-Wife by Jess Ryder
Review - Midnight Snacks are Murder by Libby Klein
My review I never thought an author can get better with her next book, but Libby Klein did. This book is cutely enchanting This book too has Poppy in the forefront, but this time it is Aunt Ginny who is accused of murder, that too hitting a youngish man on the head with a baseball … Continue reading Review - Midnight Snacks are Murder by Libby Klein
Blog Tour - Interview with Author Neena H Brar
Hey guys, I am starting the blog tour with this well spoken interview with Neena H Brar, author of Died to Deceit Digital Reads Blog Tours presents Neena H Brar • Neena, welcome to my blog. Tell me something about yourself. Thanks for having me. I was born and brought up in a small town … Continue reading Blog Tour - Interview with Author Neena H Brar
