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Month: March 2021

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Silver Dawn Afire by Sonja J. Breckon

March 30, 2021March 29, 2021 Cynthia

Myridians are coming, each wielding one of Six Cataclysmic Powers that will lay waste to the world and wake the God of Neutrality.

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Love and Other Moods by Crystal Z. Lee

March 19, 2021March 13, 2021 Cynthia

This is my stop during the book blitz for Love and Other Moods by Crystal Z. Lee. Love and Other Moods is a standalone coming-of-age "own voices" story set in contemporary Shanghai, about falling in love, learning to adult and discovering one's place in the world. This book blitz is organized by Lola's Blog Tours.… Continue reading Love and Other Moods by Crystal Z. Lee

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Aofie’s Quest by Angela J. Ford

March 17, 2021March 13, 2021 Cynthia

This is my stop during the bookstagram blitz for Aofie’s Quest by Angela J. Ford. Aofie’s Quest is a New Adult Fantasy Adventure book with Celtic mythology, strong heroines, magical weapons, mythical beasts, gods & goddesses and a slow burn romance. This bookstagram blitz is organized by Lola's Blog Tours. This bookstagram blitz runs from… Continue reading Aofie’s Quest by Angela J. Ford

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Takakush by Raine Reiter

March 1, 2021August 1, 2021 Cynthia

“A fantastic tale that weaves a spell of ancient mysticism and modern charm." --Tim Marquitz

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The Haunting of Black River Forest by Jaydeep Shah
The Haunting of Black River Forest by Jaydeep Shah

The Haunting of Black River Forest by Jaydeep Shah

If you enjoy slasher movies such as Scream, Halloween or Chainsaw Massacre, The Haunting of Black River Forest will be a perfect read for you and it is short. I read it in an evening. Even so, the short story is packed with fright! Terrifying, bone chilling and bloody gross. With all of that, there is an emotional adrenaline that finally breathes life into the protagonist.

The Witch of Rathborne Castle by Virginia Barlow

The Witch of Rathborne Castle by Virginia Barlow

A historical charm of a time and place long ago. The heroine here is strong willed, determined to carry on alone and finds it difficult to believe in or trust the goodness of anyone. Jane's past keeps her cold and frigid. Even before things heat up, there is a certain dark but romantic feel in everything about the telling of this story. The romance has a slow build and slow burn without dominating the tale. Lady Jane is the star and that point is never forgotten through the tribulations that has led up to her being mistaken for ugly and old. From a mystery of who is really who, to the paranormal romance vibe all in a dreary gothic castle. Absolutely beautiful!


Book Review: Harrowing Roses by Barbara Cooper
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Book Review: Harrowing Roses by Barbara Cooper

Lyrical novella, set in surreal marshes. Illustrations by author. Dana feels the atmosphere of the marsh seeping into her skin with each day she spends in the cold unwelcoming mansion of her father’s estranged family. When her young cousin, Debra Lee, mysteriously vanishes, Dana turns to Henry – an attractive neighbor in the isolated cabin…

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March 10, 2022March 10, 2022
Book Review: The Seven Hills by Julian Barr
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Book Review: The Seven Hills by Julian Barr

Aeneas has returned from the underworld as a twisted monster. Determined to seize the throne of heaven, he embarks upon a campaign to bring the might of Olympus crashing down. The fate of the world will be decided on the battlefields of Italia.

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March 2, 2022March 1, 2022
Book Review: The Threat Below by Jason Latshaw
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Book Review: The Threat Below by Jason Latshaw

Three hundred years ago, a lethal and mysterious threat arose and pushed humanity to the brink of extinction. Now, a small remnant – the descendants of the few survivors who escaped the massacre below – lives above the clouds, on the top of a mountain. But now their water supply is being poisoned. Something down below is…

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March 1, 2022

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