Check out my stop on the blog tour for On the 18th of May by Jordan R. Samuel! On the 18th of May by Jordan R. Samuel Genre: Adult/YA crossover - Romance/Mystery Release Date: March 2020 Summary: On the evening of the eighteenth of May, a young woman named Cass walks alone into a… Continue reading On the 18th of May, Jordan R. Samuel- Blog Tour
Free Reads August
It's been a few months since I've scoured some of the free book promos in Bookfunnel and Prolific Works for you guys. Click on the image to find some new authors to fall in love with! Bookfunnel: Prolific Works: … Continue reading Free Reads August
The Third Twin, CJ Omololu
I don't tend to share the books I dislike here because the point of this blog is to recommend books. But The Third Twin holds some promise and some people might enjoy this one. This is another book that I bought digitally and then grabbed it on sale at the bookstore. I really need to… Continue reading The Third Twin, CJ Omololu
Home Before Dark, Riley Sager
This one is well-reviewed, so I will skip the summary I normally do. I read this one because I live in Vermont and I love a good horror story. I felt drawn into the situation immediately because the creepy vibe similar to Amityville was strong. I liked how it was told from both Maggie and… Continue reading Home Before Dark, Riley Sager
Blog Tour: Paris Never Leaves You, Ellen Feldman
This is one of the most fun blog tours I have participated in. There are so many additional materials that make this a super fun post. I can't wait to share them with you. Thank you, Maria Vitale and St. Martin's for inviting me to participate. I'm hosting a giveaway for a paperback copy… Continue reading Blog Tour: Paris Never Leaves You, Ellen Feldman
Some Choose Darkness, Charlie Donlea
I read The Suicide House last month and didn’t realize it was a book 2 when I had requested it as an ARC. I am not a fan of people comparing books by the same author, but I feel it’s necessary here. The Suicide House was a 5-star read for me. It had several points… Continue reading Some Choose Darkness, Charlie Donlea
The Once and Future Witches, Alix E. Harrow
The Once and Future Witches is built on and around nursery rhymes, which are anything but. The year is 1893, and as The Eastwood sisters come together again after a long separation, they find the strength they didn’t have growing up. Suffragettes with a twist, how perfect! I feel like some reviewers are over reviewing… Continue reading The Once and Future Witches, Alix E. Harrow
July Wrap-Up
I haven't done a wrap-up in forever. I mostly did them when I had Insta, but I think it's fun to share, as a whole, what I read for the month. I read 17 books. Far less than normal which is typical for July because I like to use that month to catch up on… Continue reading July Wrap-Up
The Lake Never Tells, Alex Tully
Zoe’s world living in the trailer park seems rather small. She has her best friend Meredith, and the neighbor’s grandson, Parker, to help her escape from her alcoholic mother who parties like she’s still a teenager. But when Zoe gets a job at Crystal Waters, the resort next door, she meets Ethan. He’s quiet and… Continue reading The Lake Never Tells, Alex Tully
Bad Parts, Brandon McNulty
Holy cow, the intensity on this is through the roof! I thought the idea that you could trade your bad body parts for new ones intriguing, and I had a feeling Ash wouldn’t like the restrictions that come with the trade. The thing I loved about this one is that there were quite a few… Continue reading Bad Parts, Brandon McNulty
