No Shelter But The Stars by Virginia Black: Book Review
From our review: “To say this book consumed me would be an understatement. I lost hours of my day being transported into the lives of Kyran and Divia.”
Read moreFrom our review: “To say this book consumed me would be an understatement. I lost hours of my day being transported into the lives of Kyran and Divia.”
Read moreSalem West and Christel Cogneau have assembled a powerhouse lineup of Bywater Books and Amble Press authors to explore, subvert, and reinvigorate the bountiful feast of All Hallows phantasmagoria in
Read moreFrom our review: “I’m suffering from a serious book hangover right now and I wished that I could have spent more time with Fiadh and Clara because Anna Burke really brought them to life for me.”
Read moreFrom our review: “It was an absolute delight to read, explore and savor. Although I couldn’t turn the pages quickly enough, at the same time I had to take my time, reread passages and enjoy the brilliant writing”
Read moreFrom our review: I just knew that I was going to love this story from the moment I laid eyes on this gorgeous book cover but I didn’t think that I would be totally bewitched by Samara Breger’s stunning and highly entertaining writing.
Read moreNew York City, 1899. A city on the cusp of a new century. A city growing taller, faster, a city of new inventions, new ideas—and old dangers on its shadowy
Read moreSomewhere foggy, 1837 . . . Poppy had always loved the night, which is why it wasn’t too much of a bother to wake one evening in an unfamiliar home
Read moreConsecrated Ground by Virginia Black is a suspenseful paranormal romance that will leave you breathless. Joan Matthews, like her father before her, is a witch. For generations, their family of
Read moreDead Letters from Paradise by Ann McMan is a historical mystery that’s sure to keep you guessing. It’s 1960 and EJ Cloud manages the Dead Letter Office in Winston-Salem, North
Read moreHunting Gold by Ann Aptaker is a beautifully described crime mystery set in the 1950s. It is the sixth book in the series, and you can read it standalone. But
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