Shadows of Atlantis Book’s author: Mara Powers Book’s summary: Brigitte is an emissary of nature chosen to renew the treaty between Atlantis and the ancient bloodline of Lemuria. Her sacred betrothal would renew the elemental function of the Crystal Grid that powers the ten kingdoms of Atlantis. But her people are attacked by a… Read More Shadows of Atlantis: Awakening – Book Review
Guillaume by Prue Batten – Review Title – Guillaume (The Triptych Chronicle Book 2) Author – Prue Batten Genre – Historical Fiction Publication – 10th Dec 2016 Pages – 314 My Rating – 5/5 Stars Synopsis The Church – powerful and moneyed. The Heretics – zealous and poor. Lyon – a city that might claim to cast the seeds of… Read More Guillaume – Book Review
Lost in Shadows by Anita Devito Romantic suspense is one of my favourite genres, as such I jumped at the chance to read and review Lost in Shadow. The blurb hinted at exciting things to happen, which made me eager to read this one. I was pulled into the story from the moment… Read More Lost in Shadows – Book Review
Going Underground: Independent Minds (Going Underground #1) by L.N. Denison, Dystopian, Rating: 4 stars Going Underground: Independent Minds is a compelling dystopian tale that follows the exploits of protagonists, Jen and Myron. As the book opens the two characters are children, but are polar opposites – Jen is low-born and lives in a trailer while… Read More Going Underground – Book Review
Somewhere in the Shallow Sea by Dennis Macaraeg In this suspenseful thriller, two lovers are in a race against all odds in the jungles of the Philippines to save their kidnapped friend. Somewhere in the Shallow Sea will test characters’ development in order to outwit the man who is after the scientific compound they brought as… Read More Somewhere in the Shallow Sea – Book Review
Kerala Hugged, by Ankur Mutreja Kerala Hugged is a delightful and quirky travelogue, chronicling the author’s travels through this southern-most part of India. I travelled in Kerala a few years ago, so I agreed to review the book even though it’s well outside of what I usually review.
The Homecoming by Stacie Ramey It’s been a year since John lost his girlfriend, Leah, to suicide. Living with his uncle keeps his mind from the tragedy and his screwed up family—until he gets into trouble and a judge sends him back home. With a neglectful mother and abusive brother, John’s homecoming is far from happy.… Read More The Homecoming – Book Review
Madam Tulip by David Ahern Suspense, mystery, action, a little romance and lots of laughs. Out-of-work actress Derry O’Donnell is talented, professional, just a little psychic… and broke. Spurred on by an ultimatum from her awesomely high-achieving mother, Derry embarks on a part-time career as Madame Tulip, fortune teller to the rich and famous.… Read More Madam Tulip – Book Review
The Ishtar Cup by Murray Lee Eiland Jr. Beautiful women are typically trouble for hardboiled private detectives. Add to that a fabulously valuable golden artifact, a professional hit man, an elusive Iraqi diplomat and a couple of pointblank murders, and you have the first excellent installment in the Bart Northcote series by standout author Murray… Read More The Ishtar Cup – Book Review
The Cozy Life is a cute, short book about the concept/feeling of hygge and how to bring it into your life. Note: I’m NOT sponsored to write this review, I just really loved this book I found out about hygge through a random news article my sister-in -law posted to Facebook a few weeks… Read More The Cozy Life – Book Review
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