Casters and Crowns is a cozy romantasy by Elizabeth Lowham. This is my second fantasy book review this year, and I picked a great one. Buckle up, because Casters and Crowns was awarded the Foreword INDIE Gold Medal for best Young Adult Fiction. Casters and […]
This is my second book review for the month and the year. One by One is a psychological thriller by Ruth Ware. The book is set in the French Alps at a ski resort. The leadership team of a social media music app arrives for […]
My first book review of the year was also the first book I finished this year. Remnants of a Scarlet Flame, by Cindy L. Sell is an epic fantasy adventure. The book follows several characters with connections to the Sorcerer’s Guild in the author’s world. […]
In my blogs, I talk a fair amount about what I am writing, but I also do quite a few book reviews and talk about what I am reading. What I haven’t done is list all the books I read across an entire year. In […]
In 2020, I did a Christmas Gift idea series of posts featuring my favorite cat books. Since it has been five years, I am revisiting a few of those posts each week to highlight some of the cat books that are still my favorites this […]
In 2020, I did a Christmas Gift idea series of posts featuring my favorite cat books. Since it has been five years, I am revisiting a few of those posts each week to highlight some of the cat books that are still my favorites this […]
In 2020, I did a Christmas Gift idea series of posts featuring my favorite cat books. Since it has been five years, I am going to revisit a few of those posts each week to highlight some of the cat books that are still my […]
It’s been quite a while since I have dipped my toes into the pool of hard(ish) science fiction, and I’ve never written a review of a novel like that. This was a fascinating novel to tackle. The cover drew me in immediately. It is stunning, […]
As a short story writer, I LOVE a good short story collection. There’s just something about the short story. They pack a punch in just a few pages. And the beauty of well chosen collection is the thematic connection they can offer. You explore the […]
I promised a review of the “sequel” to Unfollow Me, by Kathryn Caraway, so here it is. I received He Follows Me free as an advanced reader copy. After being blown away by her first book, I was determined to read this one also. All […]