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Attending Author
Twisted Tale Events is hosting an Indie Author Convention called ‘Happily Indie After’ to be held in Cincinnati, Ohio on August 14th and 15th, 2026. In addition to myself, there will be lots of incredible authors of all genres, including paranormal, high fantasy, romantasy, romance, suspense, horror, poetry, and so on, in attendance. Tickets for the event are on sale now. They can be purchased…
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It wasn't the goodbye that hurt (A prompt)
It wasn’t the goodbye that hurt. It was the realization I had given up so much of myself to fit the mold I thought you wanted. It wasn’t the goodbye that hurt. It was the feeling of loss of myself. It wasn’t the goodbye that hurt. It was the realization I no longer recognized myself in the mirror. It wasn’t the goodbye that hurt. It was the feeling of relief I felt from not having to pretend…
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Crash & Burn by AJ Nicole #ARC #bookreview
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Phantasma A review #bookreview #phantasma #bookrecs
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Bonus Chapter for Flower
I was going through my old docs looking for an old message when I came across this bonus chapter I had written for Flower a while back. It’s definitely unpolished, but I thought I would share it. Reading back over it made me wonder if I should revisit Jake and Aly’s story… Let me know what you think… One year later JAKE’S POV When the guys suggested we eat here, I was resistant. Even though I…
Journey to the Elderoak (K.M. Gordon) - An ARC Review
Journey to the Elderoak is the second book in the Daughter of the Earth Trilogy by indie author K. M. Gordon. I had the pleasure of receiving an ARC (advanced reader copy) of this book, and the review that follows is my honest and willing opinion. I previously reviewed the first book The Whispers of the Elderoak. This is honestly one of my favorite books I have ever read. I could not wait to get…
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June Catchup and July Plans
I have come to understand that I am a mood reader. I read nonstop for weeks and months before burning out and taking a break. I am currently in the middle of one of those breaks. Instead of reading, I have been furiously working on more projects. I currently have four works in progress: two adult contemporary romances, a romantic thriller, and one adult fantasy romance. The two main ones I have…
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Lights Out (Navessa Allen): A Review
Just to be clear: this book is spicy. Adults only, please. I know I am extremely late to this train, but Josh is the ultimate book boyfriend. You can argue all you want, but I will die on this hill. My favorite quote from this book sums him up quite nicely: “…if he pulled up next to someone and told them to get in his van, he wouldn’t even need candy to lure them.” So in this book, we have…
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June TBR
If you read last month’s TBR, you will notice a few repeats. May saw a few extra beta reads that kept me busy. I prioritize these reading over books already published. A couple of the books from last month, Lights Out by Navessa Allen and Broken Reflections by Ron Shaw will be moved to this month. Follow along for reviews of the books for this month. I have already started this one. I am 22…
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MIndscape by Lynn Taylor Review #indieauthor #lynntaylor #TABooks #bookreviews
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Dying to Date by Sharmyn McGraw - A Review #mysterythriller #bookreview #indieauthor
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Echoes of Reflection (Ron Shaw): A Review
Echoes of Reckoning is the debut novel by indie author Ron Shaw. This story follows the main character Clay Mitchell through his journey through Purgatory after his untimely death of being hit by a bus. He first introduces himself with a look at his life. You know, the good points, but mainly some really traumatic moments. Then, his arrival into Purgatory ushers in some interesting characters…
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May TBR
May TBR Here's a list of books I am reading for May: Echoes of Reckoning (current read) by @ronshaw603 Dying to Date by @sharmynmcgraw_author Mindscapes by @t_a_books Lights Out by @navessa.allen Broken Reflections also by Ron Shaw For more information on the Traveling Indie Author PR Box check out @mommad1452 For more information on the Indie Author Passport Book Project, check out TA Books (tagged above) My website: cherispiperauthor.com
May TBR
Welcome or welcome back! A new month has arrived, and it’s time to map out this month’s reads. Here is the breakdown. Echoes of Reckoning by Ron Shaw introduces us to Clay Mitchell, a normal average man who has just died and who’s had quite a few traumas in his life. I started reading this one on April 26. I am about half way through. So far, I am really enjoying this one. I have already cried a…
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Dark Rise (C. S. Pacat): A Review
Dark Rise follows the story of Will, a sixteen year old on the streets of old world London on the run from men who have murdered his mother. These men, he finds out, are working for Simon, a powerful rich man who pretty much owns half the town. One of the men running after him is actually someone who used to work for his mother. He gives Will a medallion and tells him to find the Stewards. Will…
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Lover Avenged (J.R. Ward): A Review
In this installment of the Black Dagger Brotherhood Series, we follow Rehvenge’s story, as well as get a bit more of Wrath and Beth from the first book in the series. It was really nice reconnecting with the couple who started it all. As Rehvenge is one of my personal favorite characters in the series (second only to V), I have looked forward to this story. Of course, J.R. Ward does not…
Something a little different...
image from Pinterest Oldest daughter, often put in charge of younger siblings from a young age, I have learned to value my independence. I rarely ask for help. If I can’t do something on my own, if I can’t figure out how to do something on my own, I move on to something else. I don’t need it anyway. Even as an adult, I have continued this pattern. Into every relationship, I treasure my…