Daughter of the Pirate King Alosa was raised to be strong, smart, and confident. Skills that have been long mastered by her father, the feared Pirate King. After being sent on a mission, Alosa finds herself captive on the ship of her rival. Well, he thinks she’s a captive anyway. Really, she is spending herContinue reading “Book Review: Daughter of the Pirate King Duology by Tricia Levenseller”
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Book Review: Murder Faux Paws by T.C. LoTempio
Nora Charles and her trusty side-kick Nick, a highly intelligent tuxedo cat, are back and ready to jump back into the PI world. After successfully solving cases for the police in the past, Nora was gifted a PI course to learn the ins and outs of the profession. Though she is comfortable with her jobContinue reading “Book Review: Murder Faux Paws by T.C. LoTempio”
Book Review: #FollowMe for Murder by Sarah E. Burr
Coco Cline has gotten used to life in the spotlight. She runs a successful lifestyle blog and her social media presence is well known. After achieving so many of her personal goals, she decides to give herself a new challenge by starting a social media consulting firm in her Delaware hometown. Her life is turnedContinue reading “Book Review: #FollowMe for Murder by Sarah E. Burr”
Book Review: A Song of Wraiths and Ruin by Roseanne A. Brown
A Song of Wraith and Ruin is a beautifully written tale of Malik and Karina, two souls who go through seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Malik and his sisters come from a poor village and travel to the city of Ziran to make a new start as the Solstasia celebration begins. As they try to enter theContinue reading “Book Review: A Song of Wraiths and Ruin by Roseanne A. Brown”
Book Review: Wundersmith: The Calling of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend
Warning: This review contains spoilers for anyone who has not read the first book in the series. Morrigan Crow spent most of her life knowing that she was going to die on her twelfth eveningtide. After being saved by the charismatic Jupiter North, being whisked away to the whimsical city of Nevermoor, and enduring difficultContinue reading “Book Review: Wundersmith: The Calling of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend”
Book Review: In 27 Days by Alison Gervais
Review by Kate 27 days I first read 27 days by Alison Gervais on an app called Wattpad when I was a teenager and I’ve reread it countless times since! Not going to lie, I was nervous to read the published book. I was scared Archer and Hadley (the main cuties) wouldn’t touch my heartContinue reading “Book Review: In 27 Days by Alison Gervais”
Book Review: A History of Murder by Brook Peterson
After a distressing phone call, Chloe Martin finds herself rushing away from her barista job in Idaho and driving straight through to Jericho Falls, Nevada to be with her Grandma Lily. After arrival, she discovers that everything was not exactly as described over the phone. Grandma Lily was not sick, but instead, just looking forContinue reading “Book Review: A History of Murder by Brook Peterson”
Book Review: Firekeeper’s Daughter
It is only January, but I am pretty sure I have found one of my top books of the year. The characters in this book are beautifully written. Each character is given a voice that expresses the complexities of life within a Native American tribe. Daunis is strong, smart, and independent. Seeing life through herContinue reading “Book Review: Firekeeper’s Daughter”
Book Review: People We Meet on Vacation
Review by Kate People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry was a great mix of cuteness with a little spice with perfect character development, I’m not the biggest reader but this got me hooked instantly! Alex and Poppy have the best heart swelling, giggles bubbling history that makes you never want to put itContinue reading “Book Review: People We Meet on Vacation”
Book Review: The Lost Book of Eleanor Dare by Kimberly Brock
The Lost Book of Eleanor Dare is one of those books that I absolutely promise I really tried to love. The concept was great and I was highly intrigued by the synopsis. However, I was disappointed that much of it fell flat. While Alices’s decisions made more sense as the story goes along, it doesn’tContinue reading “Book Review: The Lost Book of Eleanor Dare by Kimberly Brock”
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