The St. Ambrose School for Girls by Jessica Ward: Review
Every once in a while, I run across a book that leaves me a little speechless. It’s like I don’t know how to feel about it whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing. […]
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Kiss Me, Mi Amor by Alana Quintana Albertson: Review
I love it when an author goes in-depth into traditional heritage and we learn a lot about culture along with the rest of the story. This upcoming release is a perfect example of that type […]
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Beginning of Forever by Catherine Bybee: Review
After reading a couple of books that were just not what I was craving I really was looking forward to this review for you this week. Publishing in June, believe it or not, this is […]
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Midnight Is the Darkest Hour by Ashley Winstead
I have a wild crazy wild novel to talk about today. It reminds me a little of Thelma and Louise but with this wild twist that’s more than likely a bit indicative of tiny towns […]
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Famous in a Small Town by Viola Shipman: Review
Last year I read a book by this author that completely blew me away, especially when I found out it’s really a guy writing as Shipman. I was very excited to see a new release […]
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Mickey Chambers Shakes It Up by Charish Reid: Review
If there was one book I could relate to in many instances it’s this one. This author knows the reality about adjunct professors and created a great story surrounding a need. Releasing early this summer, […]
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Deadlock by James Byrne: Review
It’s been a while since I’ve read an action-packed thriller and I picked a great one to break that streak. This is the first time I’ve read this author and going into a sequel I […]
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One Summer in Savannah by Terah Shelton Harris: Review
Sometimes an author comes on the scene that completely moves you and takes you by surprise. It is even better when their first novel breaks some of the “taboo” rules and proves to be a […]
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