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For this blog tour, we're looking at a worthy successor and conclusion of this romance duology. For this blog tour, we're looking at All The Ways You Break Me by Melissa Weisner.

First, the review I posted to the book sites (BookHype.com / Goodreads.com / TheStoryGraph

Non-Sigma Adventure Blend of Rollins, Reilly, Robinson, And Others. Up front, for long time fans of Rollins: This is *NOT* a Sigma Force book... but it *is* written in such a wa

Interesting History That Can In Fact Comes Across As Extended Ad For Author's Day Job. I was perusing the existing reviews on Goodreads as I sat down to write this review, as is my custom, when I saw a 2 star review mention that this book felt, to that reviewer, at least partially like an extended ad for the author

Food - Like Reading - Is Not Political, Despite Authors' Claims. I came into this book expecting a more science/ tech look at why industrial food is good (it is, and the authors are correct on this) and how it can be made better... and instead got a book focused almost entirely on the politics of the food industry and why the authors think that the small food/ farm to

What If Carrie Never Developed Superpowers? Seriously, that's the kind of vibe I got from this book, particularly with the way Carrie is set up with such an abusive and controlling parent and is

Proof That The Greatest Romances Don't Always Involve HEA. Oh that title is sure to roil up oh so many in booklandia, but this tale really is, at least in some ways, proof of something I've personally long held, that the greatest *romance* stories known to humanity don't always

Solid Mary Kubica Thriller. That's really all long time fans of Kubica need to know - she's written yet another thriller that will have you

Ironic Downfall. Seriously, how much more ironic can you get than a book about citizenship being felled by... *a lack of documentation*????

To be clear, there are *many* more issues with this book

Strong Tale of Multi-Generational Grief Marred By Preachiness On Certain Topics. First off, let's clear the air about one thing: Harper Ross isn't a debut author. This is "Ross" debut *under that pseudonym* and *in this specific genre* of magical realism, but Ross is actually a well established author that I've read and reviewed many books from over the years and we actually know each other through that level of communication and speaking about book related topics on social media a few times.

Because I know Ross, I can tell you that while those who believe her to be a debut author could think that perhaps the seriousness of certain sections of t

For this blog tour, we're looking at very solid penultimate book in its series. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Secret Twins Of Paris by Suzanne Kelman.

First, the review I posted to the book sites (BookBub.com / BookHype.com /