Tag Archives: fiction
Fiction Review: The End of the Magi, by Patrick W. Carr
Disclaimer: I received an electronic copy of this book from NetGalley. I was not required to write a review, and the words below are my own. Patrick W. Carr is known for his fantasy novels, and these aren’t usually novels … Continue reading
Review: The Rescue, by Tanya Eavenson
Disclaimer: I received an electronic copy of this book through JustRead Publicity Tours. The following review consists of my personal thoughts on this book. It’s 1886, and young Boston socialite Rosalind is forced into a three year courtship to a … Continue reading
Review: A Single Light, by Tosca Lee
Welcome to the sequel to The Line Between. It’ll be an exhilarating ride! Back in January, I had the opportunity to read and review the latest novel by Tosca Lee. I absolutely loved it, but there was one problem: I … Continue reading
Review: The Undertaker’s Assistant, by Amanda Skenandore (with link to giveaway)
The Undertaker’s Assistant by Amanda Skenandore Publication Date: July 30, 2019 Kensington Publishing Corp. eBook & Paperback; 304 Pages Genre: Historical Fiction Set during Reconstruction-era New Orleans, and with an extraordinary and unforgettable heroine at its heart, The … Continue reading
Review: The Portrait, by Cassandra Austen (with link to giveaway)
The Portrait by Cassandra Austen Publication Date: December 31, 2018 Apollo Grannus Books eBook & Paperback; 340 Pages Genre: Historical/Romance/Suspense Lady Catherine, banished to the countryside as a useless girl with a lame leg, got her revenge by … Continue reading
Review: Gold Digger, by Rebecca Rosenberg (with link to giveaway)
Gold Digger by Rebecca Rosenberg Publication Date: May 28, 2019 Lion Heart Publishing eBook & Paperback; 312 Pages Genre: Fiction/Romance/Historical One look at Baby Doe and you know she was meant to be a legend! She was … Continue reading
Review: A Week in the Life of Rome, by James L Papandrea
In this recent new release, James Papandrea gives the reader of what life was like in Roman for both fledgling Christians and Roman citizens. It’s AD50, and the Jews have been banished from the city, but the community awaits one … Continue reading
Fiction Review: Becoming Mrs. Lewis, by Patti Callahan
I’ve read only three titles of the Narnia series, and only two of C.S. Lewis’s non-fiction books. I watched Shadowlands once and didn’t really enjoy it. I never visited Oxford, despite living in Britain for 22 years. What do I … Continue reading
Fiction Review: The Line Between, by Tosca Lee
Occasionally, I wonder what life must be like for former cult members who are experiencing the outside world for the first time. What goes through the mind when they come across people, situations, and things that directly contradict what they’ve … Continue reading
Fiction Review: The Paragon Hotel, by Lyndsay Faye
How do you choose which book to read next? Do you choose something on a familiar theme, or do you step out of your comfort zone? There is safety in a certain genre or a familiar author: you know what … Continue reading
