In the kingdom of Sempera, time is currency—extracted from blood, bound to iron, and consumed to add time to one’s own lifespan. The rich aristocracy,
Month: December 2017
December 2017 Reading Wrap Up
I cannot believe we have reached the end of the year! Here is how I wrapped up my year in reading! I loved what I
Book Review Of “The Vanishing Season” By Joanna Schaffhausen @minotaurbooks
Ellery Hathaway knows a thing or two about serial killers, but not through her police training. She’s an officer in sleepy Woodbury, MA, where
Least Favorite Reads of 2017
I know that these kind of posts can become a bit drama filled. Let me just say in no way is this a reflection of
My Top Reads Of 2017
It’s been a great reading year, I was able to finish 131 books. Out of those, I am going to share with you, my
Book Review Of “Thief” (Love Me With Lies #3) By Tarryn Fisher
Note to Self Love is patient; love is kind. Love doesn’t boast or brag. There’s no arrogance in love; it’s never rude, crude, or indecent-it’s
Spotlight On “The Infinite Now”
“A well-woven tapestry of history, character, and charming mystery.” — Kirkus Reviews Today Show Winter Book Selection Winner, Fiction: LGTBQ — American Book Fest 14th
Book Review Of “Pretty Girls Dancing” By Kylie Brant @amazonpub
Years ago, in the town of Saxon Falls, young Kelsey Willard disappeared and was presumed dead. The tragedy left her family with a fractured life—a
Book Review Of “Motherhood Reimagined” By Sarah Kowalski @booksparks #frc2017
At the age of thirty-nine, Sarah Kowalski heard her biological clock ticking, loudly. A single woman harboring a deep ambivalence about motherhood, Kowalski
Book Review Of “Mr. Dickens And His Carol” By Samantha Silva @flatironbooks
Shakespeare in Love meets A Christmas Carol in this transporting debut novel set during the whirlwind period in which Dickens wrote his beloved classic, as he embarks on
Book Review Of “You Can’t Buy Love Like That” By Carol E. Anderson @booksparks #frc2017
Carol Anderson grows up in a fundamentalist Christian home in the ’60s, a time when being gay was in opposition to all social and religious
Book Review Of “Anatomy Of A Scandal” By Sarah Vaughan @atriabooks @SVaughanAuthor
An astonishingly incisive and suspenseful novel about a scandal amongst Britain’s privileged elite and the women caught up in its wake. Sophie’s husband James is
November 2017 Monthly Reading Wrap Up
I feel like I had a very good reading month. At this point in time, I have read 123 books, my yearly goal was 100.
November 2017 Monthly Book Haul
Here are the books I acquired for the month of November. As you can see, there are some more gems in here!!! The Naturalist,
Book Review Of “Close To Me” By Amanda Reynolds @QuercusUSA @amandareynoldsj
10 Close To Me is a gripping debut psychological drama that will appeal to fans of Liane Moriarty’s bestselling The Husband’s Secret, Clare Mackintosh’s I Let You Go,