Time for a little #throwbackthursday for my next February Valentine's Day special! This is one of my original reviews of an amazing book by Tamsen Parker. The structure and formatting is a little different because it's a flashback to what I thought might be a good look for my blog. I hope you enjoy the… Continue reading #BookReview School Ties by Tamsen Parker
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#BookReview Blood by Ruth Miranda
Blood by Ruth Miranda is a paranormal novel full of thrills, suspense and mystery! Vampires? Fey? Visions? This book is hitting every notch on the fantastical belt of epicness! I truly found this book intriguing and couldn't put it down. It starts off as a character study, following Caius (also known as Chaos), who… Continue reading #BookReview Blood by Ruth Miranda
#BookReview The Father by Brett Williams
The Father by Brett Williams is a unique take on a generational story. I did not enjoy this book as much as I hoped to. The book was written in a tone that just didn't fit with me personally, but it is a great book. The story follows a family through the generation, with each… Continue reading #BookReview The Father by Brett Williams
#BookReview The Mountain Man’s Bride by Gary Corbin
The Mountain Man's Bride was an excellent sequel that is a definite must read! I really like this series - it feels so simple and smooth, despite having epic plot lines. I'm able to easily get lost in Gary's words and feel like it's some epic crime television show playing in my head. Gary… Continue reading #BookReview The Mountain Man’s Bride by Gary Corbin
Quick Book Review: Winning! A Guide to Games That Never Were by Brandon Barrows
Photo via Goodreads. This novel was a short, funny twist on gaming guides. Every game in this book does not exist, which makes this book quite amusing. It is explaining cheats and how to progress through these games that were never made. Clearly some of these stories were parodying certain games on the market today,… Continue reading Quick Book Review: Winning! A Guide to Games That Never Were by Brandon Barrows
April Anthology Book Review: A Cup of Roses, Stories by 8 Writers by Fiona Gold Kroll
Photo via Goodreads. Book Review Book Title: A Cup of Roses, Stories by 8 Writers Book Author: Fiona Gold Kroll, Ruth Frankel-Graner, Gerda Frieberg, Carol Green, Sam Hoffer, Raizie Jacobson, David Rapoport, Jenny Roger. Introduction: I received this book for free through Goodreads First Reads. As per usual, I was having a particular type of… Continue reading April Anthology Book Review: A Cup of Roses, Stories by 8 Writers by Fiona Gold Kroll
Book Review: Destinare by Matt Micros
Photo via Goodreads. Book Review: Book Title: Destinare Book Author: Matt Micros Introduction: I received this book for free through Goodreads First Reads. I decided to read this book since I was craving some quick, short reads and this book fit the bill! Synopsis: Everyone's lives are interconnected in some way. If we didn't make… Continue reading Book Review: Destinare by Matt Micros
Domnall and the Borrowed Child by Sylvia Spruck Wrigley
Photo via Goodreads. Domnall and the Borrowed Child was a nice short story. This story seemed like it was based on a much larger work. I felt like there was a back story to these characters that I did not know about, although this did not affect the quality of the book. It was a… Continue reading Domnall and the Borrowed Child by Sylvia Spruck Wrigley
Book Review: The Most Beautiful Book in the World by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt
Photo via Goodreads. Book Review: Title: The Most Beautiful Book in the World: Eight Novellas Author: Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt Date Read: September 4th - September 26th, 2016 Date Reviewed: September 26th, 2016 Introduction: I received this book for free through Goodreads First Reads. I wanted to read this because I was lacking in anthologies as of… Continue reading Book Review: The Most Beautiful Book in the World by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt
Quick Book Review: Heart Prints by Anne Schober
Photo via Goodreads. To be honest, I usually do not read books like this because I have no taste for them, but this book was a beautiful exception. This little book full of stories about how lives were changed and how to relate to other people and students warmed my heart up quite a bit.… Continue reading Quick Book Review: Heart Prints by Anne Schober