The siren's song, a hidden, melody, the rushing waves, and the escaping memories - a strange lore of fantasy and family was this story of Reen. Book 2 by Katlyn Duncan told me the story of the sister Reen. A family broken apart, hurt and abandonment and distance widening the chasm, the book started with … Continue reading Book Review – The Sisters’ Secrets – Reen by Katlyn Duncan @katlyn_duncan #BookBlogger #AmReading
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Book Review – The Four Psychos by Kristy Cunning #BookBlogger #AmReading
This new year, bright shiny and cold with a resolution of trying new things, I scrolled down the blogs till a tiny sweet bird chirped out about a mutual Christopher Paolini attraction, and then said - Try this!! I was taken aback but the adventurous soul in me said - why not... So thanks to … Continue reading Book Review – The Four Psychos by Kristy Cunning #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – This Time by Azaaa Davis #BookBlogger #AmReading
The book was so much more than its blurb. It began with an enthralling dread with the main character, Nadira Holden, crawling out of her grave and then fighting off a vampire. Going back home, she had a few surprises, her father had disappeared, people had changed, magic was more prevalent, and lo and behold—demons … Continue reading Book Review – This Time by Azaaa Davis #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Slay Bells by T. C. Wescott #BookBlogger #AmReading
A mystery = I am interested A murder mystery = I am invested A murder mystery with clues = I am itching to play the sleuth A murder mystery with clues and a revealing "this is what that happened" = now you are talking my language. And T. C. Wescott did indeed speak my language. … Continue reading Book Review – Slay Bells by T. C. Wescott #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – The Storm Girl’s Secret by Ceri Lowe #BookBlogger #AmReading
Ceri Lowe has come up with a rocking action-filled finish to the series set in a dystopian world. The last in the Paradigm Trilogy, this book needs to be read in order. This book started where the previous one left off with Alice being awakened by Carter after 80 years and finding that her adopted … Continue reading Book Review – The Storm Girl’s Secret by Ceri Lowe #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Postcards from the Stranger
This was a light breezy read though the topic was definitely a deep one. Cara finds postcards in the trunk which opens up the proverbial can of worms. Trying to decipher and get to the bottom of her parents' marriage and what really happened decades ago causes Cara to travel to the United States and … Continue reading Book Review – Postcards from the Stranger
Book Review – October Kiss by Kristen Ethridge #BookBlogger #AmReading
Temporarily Yours Nanny becomes Permanently Yours Wife A cute love story, which was originally a Hallmark Channel movie, made its mark on my heart with its warmth. I loved the bubbles of happiness that coursed through me, while reading this book, each popping up to bring in my smile. It was that kinda book. Kristen … Continue reading Book Review – October Kiss by Kristen Ethridge #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – A Place to Lie by Rebecca Griffiths #BookBlogger #AmReading
Two sisters Joanna and Caroline and a summer of 1990. Something happened which caused the 2 sisters to fall out, and later Jo was called to identify her sister's body. Was it a suicide, if so, why? Written cleverly by Rebecca Griffiths in the dual timeliness, the present and 1990, the story slowly rolled on, … Continue reading Book Review – A Place to Lie by Rebecca Griffiths #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Murder With all the Trimmings by Shawn Reilly Simmons
This was a murder mystery which traversed from the case of the body in the suitcase to the body in the box. My first book by the author Shawn Reilly Simmons in the series of Red Carpet Catering with Penelope at the helm, a chef and an amateur detective. The story occured in the Vitrine … Continue reading Book Review – Murder With all the Trimmings by Shawn Reilly Simmons
Book Review – Running from Scissors by T. C. Wescott #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book 1 in the series Lacy newly shifted to this town 6 months ago, is a runner and has skirmishes with the running leader Marlene off and on. Her best friend Stax (a bookstore owner) and Ruby (a writer) soon join her and get embroiled in solving the murder of Marlene where Lacy is the … Continue reading Book Review – Running from Scissors by T. C. Wescott #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Running from Arrows by T. C. Wescott #BookBlogger #AmReading
Happy Publication Day!! This was Book 2 in the series and it was much better the first one. The story had a smoother flow, with a completeness to the characters. They seemed to show emotions and play their tiny parts in solving the murder mystery. The story by T. C. Wescott had the 3 sleuths, … Continue reading Book Review – Running from Arrows by T. C. Wescott #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – The Smuggler by Leslie Georgeson
He was Tony the big bad broken guy who had no heart, who was left abandoned, who was broken from inside, and he reminded me of ME.... How could I not love him, how could I stop loving MYSELF?! From Book 1, I knew Tony needed someone larger than life, who had a kind heart, … Continue reading Book Review – The Smuggler by Leslie Georgeson
Book Review – The Rumor by Lesley Kara #BookBlogger #AmReading
The book is a perfect example of how a tiny spark soon can flare up into a rampant fire. Joanna hears one rumor at the school gates that Sally McGowan, who killed a 5 year old boy when she was a kid of 10, has come to stay in her small town. To make friends … Continue reading Book Review – The Rumor by Lesley Kara #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – The Sisters’ Secrets: Rose by Katlyn Duncan @katlyn_duncan #BookBlogger #AmReading
This was one of my most different but wonderful reads. The book was a cacophony of different voices luring me on even when the book was from Rose's POV. There was a hidden song which was being played in the entire book; a lost melody of hidden secrets and past life. The book was the … Continue reading Book Review – The Sisters’ Secrets: Rose by Katlyn Duncan @katlyn_duncan #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – LV48 by Matt Doyle #BookBlogger #AmReading
Caz, my favorite P.I. is back along with her metal gargoyle Bert her artificial intelligence with another blasting case where she joins the police department to assist them after being mugged. The story excited me and kept me on my toes to begin with. I loved the various intricacies of the plot. There was a … Continue reading Book Review – LV48 by Matt Doyle #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – The Memory by Lucy Dawson #BookBlogger #AmReading
The book was a difficult going to begin with, but thanks to the encouragement of friends, I pulled it back up and got to it. To my amazement, the book bewitched me back into it - zip zap zoom. And I was flying with the pages, I didn't ever want to stop reading it till … Continue reading Book Review – The Memory by Lucy Dawson #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Waypoint by Deborah Adams & Kimberley Perkins #BookBlogger #AmReading
Happy 2019 to one & all This book is a bullet... It starts with a bang, travels at the speed of light and doesn't stop till it reaches the target. 2 brother + 2 girls + 1 Nano = travel 500 miles to Waypoint to restore power to the world. An adventurous thriller like no … Continue reading Book Review – Waypoint by Deborah Adams & Kimberley Perkins #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Intel by Deborah Adams and Kimberley Perkins #BookBlogger #AmReading
This was an absolutely rocking novella that I have read in recent times. It is a prequel to Waypoint, but it can stand on its own at 130 odd pages, and it serves as the best appetizer to Waypoint. It literally made me crave for the main book... Yeah, for an hour or so, I … Continue reading Book Review – Intel by Deborah Adams and Kimberley Perkins #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review – Deadmarsh Fey
This was an atmospheric read, the entire book had a dark Gothic feel to it. I loved the cover which caused a slight shudder to course through me. The protagonist, a 11-year-old Roger Knightley is the one leading the story and using his knowledge and intelligence to save his family especially his cousin Lockie. A … Continue reading Book Review – Deadmarsh Fey
Book Review – The Christmas Wish by Tilly Tennant
I really wanted to like this book, it was part of my Christmas Reads.. I was well armed with the comfy couch, plumped up cushions, cuppa tea, and my ever faithful kindle. Esme was in a strangely addictive, abusive relationship with Warren. She discovered he was a bigamist or rather a polygamist, went to her … Continue reading Book Review – The Christmas Wish by Tilly Tennant
Book Review – The Christmas Sisters by Sarah Morgan
This review is solemnly dedicated to my mysterious friend, my Honolulubelle, the Divine Jester, Empress DJ. She is well known on the blogging world for her fantastic vocabulary, her obsession for Brit words, and her smirks. She loves Mr Google. And if the book makes her smirk, it is a hit. Her reviews are simply … Continue reading Book Review – The Christmas Sisters by Sarah Morgan
Book Review – Christmas at the Chocolate Pot Cafe by Jessica Redland @ninad_silva @JessicaRedland
This review is dedicated to my darlin Nina (she is absolutely awesome) and Jessica (she makes bloggers feel awesome). Both of you have impacted my life in some way or the other. Nina is my friend and confidante and someone who sees the best in me when I am not sure I am good. Jessica … Continue reading Book Review – Christmas at the Chocolate Pot Cafe by Jessica Redland @ninad_silva @JessicaRedland
Merry Christmas & Book Review – Mistletoe Murder by Karen Mac Inerney
Merry Christmas to one and all, from my heart to yours!!! My requirement for Christmas Read, fast read, cozy mystery or romance, magic or hygge. And this book fit the bill perfectly. This was one of the cute murder mystery books found during a casual walk in the aisles of Amazon. This was Book 4 … Continue reading Merry Christmas & Book Review – Mistletoe Murder by Karen Mac Inerney
Book Review – Christmas at Carly’s Cupcakes by Jessica Redland @ninad_silva @JessicaRedland
My review is dedicated to my darling heart Nina, her love and friendship makes me feel more alive, she sends all those warm vibes, and to Jessica Redland because I admire her determination to acknowledge all bloggers who read her books. Girls, this is for you 💖 It is so close to Christmas and my … Continue reading Book Review – Christmas at Carly’s Cupcakes by Jessica Redland @ninad_silva @JessicaRedland
Book Review – At the Heart of Christmas by Jill Monroe
I am not the one who celebrates Christmas, but there is something about these Christmassy reads that fill the empty place in my heart that I didn't know I had. This book by Jill Monroe was one such cute one which had love, secrets, happiness, warmth, betrayal, hope, and most important of all — forgiveness … Continue reading Book Review – At the Heart of Christmas by Jill Monroe
Book Review – The Christmas Company by Alys Murray
I wanted to read cute adorable stories in the Christmas week, hence downloaded all the Christmas books from Hallmark Publishing. This is a light fluffy read where love happens in a day, where transformation of the heart occurs over a few hours, and the whole town becomes Dickensian overnight. Kate is the employee of the … Continue reading Book Review – The Christmas Company by Alys Murray
Book Review – Charlee and the Chocolate Shop by Jessica Redland @ninad_silva @JessicaRedland
I dedicate this review to my darlin cozy babe Nina (she is awesome and sweet and kind and everything I would ask in a friend. Her love for me makes me feel as if I am basking in eternal sunshine, her friendship makes me less lonely in life, and her naughtiness makes me want to … Continue reading Book Review – Charlee and the Chocolate Shop by Jessica Redland @ninad_silva @JessicaRedland
Book Review – Fractured Truth by Susan Furlong
I know a magic lamp, rub it and... You would think a genie would appear, wouldn't you? But nahh... this lamp is different; it pulls you in. Susan Furlong's book is that magical lamp which pulled me in with the first line and soon found me a cozy place to read the book... I couldn't … Continue reading Book Review – Fractured Truth by Susan Furlong
Book Review – Sherlock Holmes and the Glad Game by Matt Ferraz
With a title like this, how could I not be intrigued?! How could my interest not be piqued?! How could I not remember Benedict Cumberbatch?! Sighhhh... A story by Matt Ferraz which brought together two characters Sherlock Holmes and Pollyanna into a tale with suspense and mystery which goes in every Holmes and Watson story … Continue reading Book Review – Sherlock Holmes and the Glad Game by Matt Ferraz
Book Review – Shadow Eyes by Dusty Crabtree
17 year old Iris Kohl could see light beings and shadows since her 14th birthday. Enter a teacher Mr Delaney and a classmate Kyra and the shadows seemed to disappear. My first book by Dusty Crabtree saw me extremely excited with the blurb. I loved the fact that the synopsis promised me that Iris would … Continue reading Book Review – Shadow Eyes by Dusty Crabtree
