Book Review: Kissing The Player By Maggie Dallen

05-29-2020

Standard Dallen But Enhanced Dallen! With this book, you get a sta

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Book Review: A Happy Catastrophe By Maddie Dawson

05-26-2020

Solid Combination of Zany and Dr

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Book Review: Recipe For Persuasion By Sonali Dev

05-26-2020

Packs A Ton Into Final Moments. The first 90% of this book is solid. Lots of drama

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Featured New Release Of The Week Sister Dear By Hannah Mary Mckinnon

05-26-2020

This week we're looking at a book that does one of the most remarkable jobs I've ever seen of seemingly giving you one story - only to completely flip it and re

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Book Review: Kill The King By Sandrone Dazieri

05-24-2020

Dark And Disturbing. I walked into this third book in a series without having read the first two, and while the rapid int

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Book Review: Fake Dating The Hometown Deputy By Maggie Dallen

05-22-2020

Can You Really Date Your Fake Date? Ultimately, Dallen dec

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Featured New Release Of The Week The Good Stranger By Dete Meserve

05-19-2020

This week we're diving back into Dete Meserve's world of strangers doing good deeds. This week, we've looking at The Good Stranger by Dete Meserve.

Meserve had the initial draft of this book written roughly a year ago, and she finished the last edits sometime in October 2019 (yes, I asked, due to what I'm about to point out). And in this book, she has a character point blank say that "the next pandemic is not a matter of if, but when". Notice when I said she finished writing thi

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Book Review: Brave Girl Quiet Girl By Catherine Ryan Hyde

05-18-2020

Great Storytelling With Relatable Characters. One of the best things about Hyde's books is tha

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Book Review: Rules For Moving By Nancy Star

05-17-2020

Rules Are Meant To Be Broken. This is an interesting story full of very hum

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Book Review: The Art Of Political Storytelling By Phillip Seargeant

05-14-2020

DJT == AOC. Yes, that is actually a point Seargeant makes in this book - and no, it isn't for the reason

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