The King’s Bastard – Book Review
The King’s Bastard Totally enthralling, so easy to get involved with the characters, laughing at their happy banter, feeling heart achingly sick when they seemed to face impossible odds.
The King’s Bastard Totally enthralling, so easy to get involved with the characters, laughing at their happy banter, feeling heart achingly sick when they seemed to face impossible odds.
Title: Resolution: Huck Finn’s Greatest Adventure Author: Andrew Joyce File Size: 724 KB Print Length: 370 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN: Publisher: William Birch & Assoc. Publication Date: April 13, 2016 Sold by Amazon Digital Services, LLC Language: English ASIN: B01E83YVJA ISBN-10: 0692670904 ISBN-13: 978-0692670903 Formats: Paperback and Kindle Goodreads Genres: Action & Adventure, Historical Fiction, Biographical
Carolina Blues I received this book, Carolina Blues (Dare Island #4), as a winner of Goodreads First Reads contest. Thanks Virginia and Goodreads! The Gist: Small island town of Dare, outer banks of NC, recently relocated Philly cop meets vacationing author – sparks fly.
With seasonal crowds flocking to its sandy beaches, lively downtown shops, and the Berry Basket, a berry emporium with something for everyone, the lakeshore village of Oriole Point is ripe for summer fun—and murder. Much has changed for Marlee Jacob since she returned to Oriole Point, Michigan, three years ago. Between running… Read More Dying For Strawberries – Book Review
Former.ly by Dane Cobain is certainly a page turner as you long to figure out what the plot twist will be, and when it will happen. I found the story very easy to read, and it kept me gripped enough to keep turning the page. Dan Roberts enters a small start-up tech company, known… Read More Former.ly – Book Review
Legion by Brandon Sanderson Finally, this was 88 pages of extremely bizarre bliss. Mr. Leeds is not insane: he asserts that because insanity is partially defined by an inability to function through and even enjoy life because of one’s disorder, he can’t be.
Book Review: A Study in Scarlet Women by Sherry Thomas “With her inquisitive mind, Charlotte Holmes has never felt comfortable with the demureness expected of the fairer sex in upper class society. But even she never thought that she would become a social pariah, an outcast fending for herself on the mean streets of… Read More A Study in Scarlet Women – Book Review
Ya’ll, this book is so much fun. I’ve been reading a lot of depressing novels lately (Hausfrau, My Sunshine Away, All the Light We Cannot See), and it was a breath of fresh (and much needed) air to pick up this witty and lovable book.
The Golden Spider Steampunk, a mystery, and a romance all rolled together to form a fun and engaging story. That’s what “The Golden Spider” is. Lady Amanda Ravensdale is passionate about one thing, the golden spider that she is designing, which when complete will be able to repair the damage to her brother’s legs… Read More The Golden Spider – Book Review