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Book Review: The Mine by John A. Heldt
This used to be on my old book review blog and since that blog is no longer active, I am moving the posts here. I love supporting other authors. ***Disclaimer: I received this book free to review for my blog. I did not get paid for this review.*** *Note this post contains affiliate links. That just means if you purchases something from that link, I’ll receive a small commission from it, but you won’t be charged any extra. It just helps me to support this blog. The Mine is a wonderful story about the journey to adulthood and finding oneself. Joel Smith is on a trip with his best friend…
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Book Review: No Remorse by MaryLynn Bast
This use to be on my old book review blog and since that blog is no longer active, I am moving the posts here. I love supporting other authors. ***Disclaimer: I received this book for free to review. I was not paid for this review.*** Reading the first chapter I had a hard time finding any sympathy or connection with the heroine. She’s a werewolf that kills humans. Not a typical shifter heroine. Most heroines that are shifters that I’ve read or written don’t kill people. So I had a difficult time relating to her or liking her at this point. Even if the guy she kills was kind of…
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Darkness Rising by Dirk Greyson Blog Tour
Title: Darkness Rising Author: Dirk Greyson Series: Yellowstone Wolves (Book 3) Genre: M/M, Paranormal Romance, Shifters Publisher: Dreamspinner Press Release Date: Feb 6 2017 Edition/Formats Available In: eBook & Print Blurb/Synopsis: The last thing Tobias, alpha of the small Greenview Pack, expects is to find a lost human asleep in his storage building. As soon as he sets eyes on Pete, Tobias knows they are destined mates. But he cannot act on his attraction, no matter how much he feels compelled. Exposure to the human world could mean the end of their way of life, so he decides to help Pete get a room until he can reunite with…
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Author Interview: MaryLynn Bast
This use to be on my old book review blog and since that blog is no longer active, I am moving the posts here. I love supporting other authors. Please welcome author MaryLynn Bast to the blog today! MaryLynn Bast grew up in Texas. An avid reader, she enjoyed writing romantic short stories. After moving to Las Vegas in 2010 and starting a new chapter in her life, she followed her dream of publishing her first book, a paranormal romance, in 2012 and continues to write stories for the Heart of a Wolf Series. She is branching out and beginning the Panther Pride Saga, The Haven and a Steamy Fairy…
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Author Interview: Janet DeLee
This use to be on my old book review blog and since that blog is no longer active, I am moving the posts here. I love supporting other authors. Today Id like to welcome Janet DeLee to the blog. I reviewed her wonderful book, Taking Leaps and Finding Ghosts, yesterday and loved it so much. I wanted to know more about this author and thought you all might, as well. You can find more about this author here: Follow her on Goodreads: https://goodreads.com/author/show/7087594.Janet-DeLee Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Author_JDeLee Find her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JanetDeLee.Author You can find the review of Taking Leaps and Finding Ghosts by clicking on the cover to…
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Review: Taking Leaps and Finding Ghosts by Janet DeLee
This use to be on my old book review blog and since that blog is no longer active, I am moving the posts here. I love supporting other authors. ***Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book to review.*** Ginny has a dream of owning her own cottage, but her love of procrastinating has kept her from pursuing it. She decides a new club of people going after their dreams and achieving their goals would be perfect to help keep her on track, which is how the Ideal Life Club was created. She never imagined the friendships she’d find with those who joined her club. Lydia has a goal…
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Review: The Light of Day by Kristen Kehoe
This use to be on my old book review blog and since that blog is no longer active, I am moving the posts here. I love supporting other authors. ***Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book to review.*** The Light of Day is a beautiful story of two completely broken people who find a way to accept one another and help in the healing process. I got sucked in to the character driven story and just hated to let them go when I hit the final page. I laughed with Cora and Jake and I cried with them. It takes a special kind of story to tug at…
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Author Spotlight: Ida R. Jardines
This is a post that was originally posted on my old review blog. I’m moving all the content from there over here as that site is no longer active and I’m always looking to support other authors in any way I can. Today I’d like to welcome Ida R. Jardines to the blog. I came across Ida on Twitter when she favorited one of my tweets. 😀 (Thanks for that, btw.) So of course I had to ask her if she’d like to be interviewed for my blog. She’s a not new to writing, but she is working on her first book. I look forward to when she makes that…
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Author Spotlight: Jenna Moreci
This is a post that was originally posted on my old review blog. I’m moving all the content from there over here as that site is no longer active and I’m always looking to support other authors in any way I can. Today I’d like to welcome Jenna Moreci to the blog. I stumbled across Jenna by sheer accident while looking for plotting methods on YouTube and laughed so hard at her wonderful and insightful plotting vlog. Then I, of course, went on a YouTube binge and watched every one of her vlog episodes lol. She has an amazing sense of humor and I highly recommend her videos, even if…
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Time to Work
It’s been a long time since I put pen to paper, so to speak, and worked on a novel. I’ve let life get in the way of chasing my dreams for too long. I’ve put off finishing The Awakening for much longer than I should have. So I have set myself a goal to finish this book. I’ve given myself 3 months to get the first draft complete. Today I bought a brand new notebook and sticky notes and printed out some plotting pages. I am going to redo my outline since that book needs a bit of an overhaul and get it done. I’m actually excited to write again…
