My review There is a saying "Save the best for last" and Holly Martin has done just that. A fabulous book from start to finish. A book which captured me with its words. A book where my heart overfilled with love and hope. A book which I simply adored. I always have liked Holly Martin's … Continue reading Book Review – Coming Home to Maple Cottage by Holly Martin
Month: September 2018
Author Interview – Still in conversation with Drea Damara
The story continues in with Author Drea Damara sharing a few snippets about herself. Digital Reads Blog Tours presents Drea Damara 1) Have you started writing the next book? What is it about? I have finished the second installment of the Blinney Lane series, Beyond Farwin Wood, which is due out next year. It picks … Continue reading Author Interview – Still in conversation with Drea Damara
Book Review – Elmwean’s Lodge by Gregory Tasoulas
My review I looked at the cover and I was pretty enamored. I strove hard to get to the root of the book. The concepts written were deep and philosophical. The style of writing was more like an entry into a logbook, which in recent times, seemed to have gained popularity. The plot and worldbuilding … Continue reading Book Review – Elmwean’s Lodge by Gregory Tasoulas
Author Interview – Drea Damara @DreaDamara
I had the opportunity to get Drea on my blog to ask her a few questions and get to know her and her visions for Blinney Lane Digital Reads Blog Tours presents Drea Damara 1) Tell me something about yourself I grew up in a rural community in Illinois, working on my family's farm. I … Continue reading Author Interview – Drea Damara @DreaDamara
Musings – Writing Book Reviews
I have been criticized by bloggers, friends for putting up a negative review of a book or using strong words to dislike a book. I have been thinking for so many months as to what is wrong with that?!! When I can gush about a book and recommend it and give it the highest rating, … Continue reading Musings – Writing Book Reviews
Book Review – The Birthday by Carol Wyer
My review Carol Wyer has done it again!! After Robyn Carter, she has come out with another brilliant main character, Detective Natalie Ward. Carol's investigative writing is as superlative in this book as her others. The story starts with the disappearance of a child Ava Sawyer from an outdoor birthday party in 2015 whose bones … Continue reading Book Review – The Birthday by Carol Wyer
Book Review – Evie’s Little Black Book by Hannah Pearl
My review This was totally a fun book where Evie finds her little black book, a journal if sorts, where all her past dates/relationships have been chronicled. And Evie then decides to meet up with her ex-dates to find out what went wrong. My first book by author Hannah Pearl, had me smiling and chuckling … Continue reading Book Review – Evie’s Little Black Book by Hannah Pearl
Book Review – The proposal by S. E. Lynes
My review This is one of the most difficult reviews I would have probably written. The book was so different, gruesome in places that I had no idea of what I was reading. The story started innocently enough about a not so successful author Pippa opening the door for the ex-criminal salesman, Ryan/Gary, and then … Continue reading Book Review – The proposal by S. E. Lynes
Book Review – The Weeping Books of Blinney Lane by Drea Damara
I start the blog tour with the review of the fantasy book by Drea Damara, in the land of Farwin Woods and Blinney Lane where creatures like stroomphbutals reside, curses show their effects and varied characters make up this colorful tale... Digital Reads Blog Tours presents The Weeping Books of Blinney Lane by Drea Damara. … Continue reading Book Review – The Weeping Books of Blinney Lane by Drea Damara
Book Review – A Dad of his Own by Minna Howard
My review A book of warmth and cosiness A tale of hope and innocence A boy who longs for a dad A mother who is helpless & sad A castle which is real and magical A village which is sweet and helpful Enter the three Luke, Julius, and Simon Who amongst them, Anna's heart won … Continue reading Book Review – A Dad of his Own by Minna Howard
Book Review – Time Crawlers by Varun Sayal
Book blurb & My views Stories 1. Nark-astra, The Hell Weapon: The weapons he possesses make him the destroyer of worlds, and he burns for revenge. A high-tech take on ancient Indian mythology. My views - I like books which amalgamate Hindu mythology with sci-fi. I sincerely believe that all the new space stories discovered … Continue reading Book Review – Time Crawlers by Varun Sayal
Book Review – Summer Getaway by Tilly Tennant
My review I chose a light-hearted book to cleanse my reading mojo, to pace the way for an intense read. The book started strong with a loving mother-daughter duo, Ashley and Molly, with grandmother Sue. Ashley had Molly at the tender of 18 after a night of romance, yet could not keep in touch with … Continue reading Book Review – Summer Getaway by Tilly Tennant
Book Review – Open Your Eyes by Paula Daly
At the outset, I would like to thank Betty, the Geeky Bibliophile, whose awesome review gave me the push to read this book. Thank you, Betty. My review This book pulled me in from the first few pages. A husband Leon shot in the head with a nail gun and suddenly collapsing, the wife Jane, … Continue reading Book Review – Open Your Eyes by Paula Daly
Book Review – Pretty Ugly Lies by Pamela Crane
My review If life came with a 'replay' button, would we keep pressing it every time when life felt overwhelming and we knew we would sink soon? This was the question the book left me with. My first book by Author Pamela Crane had me scrambling to keep up the lives of the 4 mums … Continue reading Book Review – Pretty Ugly Lies by Pamela Crane
Book Review – In Numina by Assaph Mehr
My review Welcome to Egretia, a fantastical land created by the imagination of author Assaph Mehr, based on his love for all things which bespoke of ancient Rome including the Asterix comics. His love and his passion for Rome was so evident in the prose that he could show me the harsh and vivid tapestry … Continue reading Book Review – In Numina by Assaph Mehr
Book Review – The Cottage on Sunshine Beach by Holly Martin
My review This was a feel good, warm romantic book where there was minimal angst and no major twists. My second book by Holly Martin, showed me how easy love was, both falling and being. It showed the parts where life was beautiful and loving, sunshine and flowers, spring and blossoms in their lives. This … Continue reading Book Review – The Cottage on Sunshine Beach by Holly Martin
Book Review – Our Little Lies by Sue Watson
My review I am going to be standing alone when I post this review. But since this is my journey into the book, I have to write my honest views. I didn't like the book for the reasons below, and I am going to try to attach proof to my statements. As repeatedly done in … Continue reading Book Review – Our Little Lies by Sue Watson
Blog Tour – Steve Moretti live… @morettisteve
Steve, don't get tired now... Just the last 5 questions.. Come on you can do it... Digital Reads Blog Tours presents Steve Moretti still typing away... 1. What does Steve do when he is not writing? Your other interests? (I know that he does love travelling as seen in his Instagram pictures, check them out, … Continue reading Blog Tour – Steve Moretti live… @morettisteve
Blog Tour – Still in conversation with Steve Moretti
I am still talking...err grilling Author Steve Moretti Digital Reads Blog Tours presents Steve Moretti 1. Your most difficult scene to write in the book? Hmm, good question! There are quite a few that got re-written based on comments from early readers. Most didn’t like Adeena’s present-day boyfriend Philippe in early drafts. I made quite … Continue reading Blog Tour – Still in conversation with Steve Moretti
Blog Tour – In Conversation with Steve Moretti
I have been working with Steve for quite some time now. And he is honestly the most genuine author I have come across. He is quiet, sweet, very caring, and absolutely understanding. From his demeanor, it is obvious that he has seen the world and understood it. I must say, he is quite a gentleman!! … Continue reading Blog Tour – In Conversation with Steve Moretti
