Other Birds by Sarah Addison A..
I fell in love with Sarah Addison Allen’s writing in Garden Spells way back in 2007. I am so thrilled to have the opportunity to read and review her latest
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Dyer Street Punk Witches by Ph..
What a fantastic return to Ordshaw! First order of business: Phil Williams (the author) cooked up some really great trading cards of some of the characters and generously sent one for me to share! Make sure to snag Chester’s card below my review.
Helltown by Casey Sherman
This was a tough one to finish and review. Helltown tells the story of Tony Costa and his gruesome crimes against Christine Gallant, Sydney Monzon, Susan Perry, Patricia Walsh, and Mary Anne Wysocki. Ultimately, I am not one for fictionalized storytelling in my true crime. I don’t watch true crime shows with re-enactments and I noticed the fictionalized tilt in Helltown right away. The author takes a certain amount of liberty with recreating plausible dialogue and actions between Costa and […]
Review: Aphrodite and the Duke..
It is so rare to get a chance to read a historical romance that places a biracial character front and center. It was truly a breath of fresh air to have no drama or trauma around it, just people living. I was really enjoying this one right up to about 40-45%. Then all the sudden it was wedding bells and some family scandal/revenge type things in the background. I spent a significant amount of time grouching about not getting to […]
The Bodyguard by Katherine Cen..
Katherine Center is one of my auto-read authors! Her unique combo of humor and heart delivered through expert storytelling and dialogue never fails to make me laugh and swoon. As soon as I sat down to read it, I didn’t want to stop. I devoured it in two sittings and I’m already considering a reread. I adore Hannah and Jack! Hannah Brooks is great at her job but she is an absolute mess in her personal life. She probably/most definitely […]