Category: Fiction

Home Is Where the Bark Is By Stella St. Claire

  Home Is Where the Bark Is By Stella St. Claire Genre: Cozy Mystery Willow Wells is officially an entrepreneur. With the first phase of her dog gym’s renovation complete, and a success, Willow is ready for more. A doggie spa to be exact. The plan… Continue Reading “Home Is Where the Bark Is By Stella St. Claire”

Look for Me Under the Rainbow: A Novella by Bernard Jan (Book Review #459)

Look for Me Under the Rainbow is a short story about an environmentalist trying to save a seals life. Helen has to save Danny from the hunters and the ice.

Miss Titta Nurse Chloe by Regena Hoye (Book Review #457)

Miss Titta Nurse Chloe is a mystery thriller written about a widowed woman who has the ability to heal. Miss Titta decides to mentor a thirteen-year-old called Chloe. But when Chloe’s father has an accident, Miss Titta intervenes to seek justice. The story also… Continue Reading “Miss Titta Nurse Chloe by Regena Hoye (Book Review #457)”

Peddling Doomsday Petra Jacob (Book Review #456)

Peddling Doomsday is a psychological thriller written about a girl who joins a cult named the ‘centre”, in order to prove herself worthwhile. Once, she joins the group she realizes that not everything she has been told is the truth. Delusions begin to overtake… Continue Reading “Peddling Doomsday Petra Jacob (Book Review #456)”

The Man On The Roof  by Michael Stephenson (Book Review #453)

The Man On The Roof is a psychological mystery-suspense thriller story with multi-layers of stories combined into one book. A murder occurs during the holidays, and everyone wants to find out who did it. Some odd characters surrounded the neighborhood, and the dynamics of… Continue Reading “The Man On The Roof  by Michael Stephenson (Book Review #453)”

You and Me by Alex Carson (Book Review #451 )

You and Me is a fictional story about Alex Carson who happens to be in a Psychiatric ward. The story is mostly based on his mind and thoughts. Julie and Robert who were his friends have passed away and he has some issues dealing… Continue Reading “You and Me by Alex Carson (Book Review #451 )”

Cress by Marissa Meyer (Book Review #4)

Cress is a retell on our very own “Rapunzel” fairy tale. There are of course some differences in where she is trapped and what she ends up doing, however, her personality is pretty much like what we know from Rapunzel.

Flyor Y Fuego by Bibiana Krall (Book Review #59)

  The complexity of emotions that arise from being a woman can only be truly understood by another woman. Broken is the word you look for when someone you love tears your heart.

The Thing Lou Couldn’t Do – by Ashley Spires (Book Review #33)

Lou is a courageous girl that does not wish to admit her fear of climbing. Just like everyone else, she feels as if her friends knew this fact, then she would be considered weird.