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When Your Mum Speaks – Mum Chats about My Book! ~ Ritu Bhathal

Posted on August 25, 2020 by

Reblogged from Ritu Bhathal: This month marks my debut novel, Marriage Unarranged’s six month birthday. And I am excited that it has sold almost 200 copies, and gained nearly 50 reviews on Amazon. Each comment from a reader is so … Continue reading →

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Colleen Cheesebro reviews “Sea Dragons, Wisp II,” by Adele Marie Park

Posted on August 3, 2020 by

Reblogged from Colleen Cheesebro: About this Book ~ Sea Dragons (Wisp II) Adele Marie Park The malevolent and ruthless mage, Dante Asano, is defeated but victory came at a horrific price. Before Wisp and his companions could intervene, Dante possessed … Continue reading →

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Christoph Fischer Reviews: The Last Pilgrim by Noelle Granger

Posted on July 1, 2020 by

Reblogged from Christoph Fischer: This book is a rich resource of well researched historical facts and a concise re-telling of the story of one of many Mayflower pilgrims. Noelle describes the characters in a series of narratives that depict the … Continue reading →

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Barb Taub hosts Danny the Dog (owner of author Andrew Joyce) PLUS #BookReview of My Name Is Danny #humor #dogs

Posted on May 7, 2020 by

Reblogged from Barb Taub: Morning. It’s not pretty… When my dog Peri first got me, she woke me before dawn to take care of all her important stuff—walking Peri, feeding Peri, playing with Peri, walking Peri again, giving Peri her … Continue reading →

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D. G. Kaye Reviews – Marjorie Mallon’s – Mr. Sagittarius – Poetry

Posted on May 6, 2020 by

Reblogged from D. G. Kaye: My Sunday Book Review is for Marjorie Mallon’s newest whimsical release – Mr. Sagittarius. A delightful read with wonderful prose, poetry and images. Get this book on Amazon Here Blurb: Twin brothers Harold and William … Continue reading →

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Life Lines ~ a review by Pamela S. Wight

Posted on April 19, 2020 by

Calling I whispered your name to the Universe, Silent echoes, butterflies on the wind, Calling you to me. Only in softness, gentle as snowflakes, Fragile and transient Will the voiceless speak. Yet into the silence your name flutters, A feather … Continue reading →

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The Rabid Readers Review ‘Maljie, the episodic memoirs of a lady’ by Jim Webster

Posted on April 1, 2020 by

Reblogged from The Rabid Readers: The Rabid Readers Review Maljie, the episodic memoirs of a lady by Jim Webster Where to start with this review? First of all a health warning. Do not read this book when drinking coffee/beer/WHY.  Neither … Continue reading →

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Kerry Parsons reviews Ravens Gathering by Graeme Cumming

Posted on March 18, 2020 by

Reblogged from Chat About Books, a great review as Graeme prepares his next book, Carrion : I thoroughly enjoyed Ravens Gathering (although some scenes make for very uncomfortable reading). Despite being at work this morning I did stay up quite … Continue reading →

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Barb Taub on Little Red RH as thriller. PLUS #BookReview~ Madam Tulip and the Serpent’s Tree by @DaveAhernwriter #RBRT #humor #thriller

Posted on March 10, 2020 by

Reblogged from Barb Taub: Lately, I’ve been reading some fabulous books from Rosie’s Book Review Team, and thinking about them in terms of Christopher Booker’s metaplot theory. Using Little Red Riding Hood as a metaplot here, I considered what Red’s story might … Continue reading →

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Noelle Granger Reviews: A Desolate Hour by Mae Clair (@maeclair1) #paranormal mystery #historical fiction

Posted on March 7, 2020 by

Reblogged from Sayling Away: I am a huge fan of Mae Clair, having wandered happily through pretty much everything she’s written. Take a pinch of history, a curse or time-traveling threat, a touch of the supernatural and a whole lot … Continue reading →

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