Disremembered by S. A. Ellis (Book Review #43)

November 11, 2017

Faith Roden has recovered from a horrific incident. She was abducted and beaten to death. I’m not sure how you could survive such an ordeal, but she recovers. Luckily amnesia assists her to carry on with her life and moves on without the normal setbacks one gets enduring such an incident. As life progresses, she starts experiencing flashbacks. Questions begin to arise, and her curious mind wishes to understand the reasons behind them. Feelings begin to resurface, and Faith has no choice […]

Capering on Glass Bridges by Jessica Hernandez (Book Review #44)

November 10, 2017

People are afraid to venture into “The Kingdom of Mar” since it is cursed, but the Utdrendans dared to ask a sixteen-year-old girl called Kaia Stone to go in. The people feel that she is their only hope as they believe she possesses some kind of special powers. Kaia agrees and follows through finding her way into Mar in the attempt to deliver a message to the Marian King that provides a way for the curse to be lifted. The story contains […]

Through the Mirror – Tales & Stories by Joanna Paterson (Book Review #87)

November 10, 2017

Joanna Paterson enters us into this imaginary world of five stories; Through the Mirror, Shifting Shapes, Belle’s Diary in the Cedar Boughs, Fabled Antiquity and Landscapes & Legends. These five stories all take part in individual settings, written with a strong poetic form of literature. There are many exemplary wordings and references to nature in a fantasy world where the sky is the limit, and everything is “Higgledy- Piggledy.” Be warned that once you start reading this book, you will have to […]

Changing Your Path by Bibiana Krall

November 9, 2017

I have some exciting news for you all! Bibiana Krall has honored us with her beautiful pen in writing, offering us her thoughts and reflections. She is the Author of many books. You can visit her Amazon Page & her Website to check it out! Please show her the love and support you have shown me by commenting, liking, sharing or visiting her sites. Changing Your Path by Bibiana Krall My name is Bibiana Krall; I am a novelist, full-time grad student […]

The Buried Symbol (The Runes of Issalia #1) by Jeffrey L. Kohanek (Book Review #86)

November 9, 2017

This review was kindly requested by the Author, Jeffrey L. Kohanek This book is like a breath of fresh air! Brock is stuck in a world where an individual’s self-worth is categorized and classed based on runes. At the beginning of the story, the author welcomes you to a beautifully described world which Brock lives in. His aunt is on her death bed; they hardly have enough money to even provide medication for her. Brock is tired of being ignored and everyone […]

Shatterproof by Rianne Moss (Book Review #89)

November 8, 2017

Shatterproof is a beautiful book written about addiction and drug abuse. Natalie Meyer is young and suffering from, this dependence. This was not how she started, though. A series of heartfelt occurrences in her life begin to shake this young girls heart and mind causing her to fall in such a path. Natalie has a history of sexual abuse and lacks any love or support from her family. Her father throws her out into the street. This vulnerable girl has nowhere to […]

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