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Book Review - Shorelines by Ruth Ennis
Ruth Ennis‘s Shorelines is something special. A take on the well-known Little Mermaid, but make it a darker version. This isn’t the cosy fairy tale we grew up with. Muireann, our mermaid protagonist, isn’t pining after a prince. She’s grieving her sister. Watching her ocean die. Wanting to take herself onto the land that was a dream, which turns out to be anything but. Fairy tales are such that…
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Book Review - Take Me Back by Amanda Rodriguez
Take Me Back is a powerful poetry collection by Amanda Rodriguez that explores the raw, emotional journey of heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery. Through deeply personal poems, Rodriguez opens up about the pain of toxic love and the profound strength that comes from self-awareness.Take Me Back: Poems on Heartbreak, Healing, and Self-DiscoveryAmanda Rodriguez These lines are what describe…
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Book Review - The Santa Hat by Rebecca L Marsh
Rebecca L Marsh has once again come through with her new book, The Santa Hat. A collection of short stories that are all situated around the christmas season that are both endearing and emotionally stirring. The Santa Hat serves us over half a dozen stories with wonderful characters who have complicated feelings about the holiday season. Marsh delves into the complex emotions that many people…
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Book Review - Clues to You by Claire Huston
Claire Huston’s Clues to You is a delightful novel that deftly combines the clever intrigue of a cozy mystery with the charm of a sweet romantic comedy. The third book in the “Love in the Comptons” series, this book can be read as a stand-alone and is based on a unusual idea: a murder mystery weekend with a high-stakes prize. Kate Brannon, a primary school teacher and amateur investigator, after…
Book Review - Maria's Shadow by D. L. Cary
It is after a long long time that I sit down to write a blog post. The last draft I began was way back in January of this year and here I am in September. What a hectic year it has been! A year without books and to break that cycle Maria’s Shadow helped. It was exactly what I needed to get me started. Maria is an aspiring actress. She dreamt of Hollywood. Unfortunately, her dreams turned into…
Cover Reveal - The Santa Hat by Rebeca L Marsh
There are a few authors all of whose books I have reviewed on this blog. Rebecca L Marsh is the only one I think I have reviewed repeatedly. She is working on another book, which will be released later this year. A bit different from her usual, she ventures into the world of collected stories. All of them set around christmas time. This is a book I am really looking forward to and will be…
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Book Review - The Legendary Mo Seto by A Y Chan
This year has been an average one in terms of books. My reading habit has been dwindling since last year and has been that way. If not for The Write Reads and their book tours, I wonder where I would be with the habit. I have also noticed that my blog posts have got shorter and shorter. Where once I wrote three-minute reads, I am now writing one-minute reads. I am placing the blame on my social…
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Book Review - Red Tunic by Kate Wiseman
History has never been kind to women. Even if many female historical figures inspire the generations after them, their struggles and trials are often underreported. Wartime and women are synonymous with untold horrors. Red Tunic by Kate Wiseman is a book based during the First World War. The Mullins twins – Alfred and Nina; their lives and their incredible situations were wonderfully written.…
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Book Review - Looking for Lucie by Amanda Addison
An eighteen year old that wants to find out more about herself; this is her story. Lucie sets out to find herself and her story is one that was riveting to read. At eighteen there are plenty of doubts and insecurities that one has. Lucie grew up confident and brave. Even if she did not look like any of her other family members, she is a confident young lady. Having more questions about her…
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Book Review - Beyond the Broken Shore by Rebecca L Marsh
Going by the previous books authored by Rebecca L Marsh, one knows what exactly to expect. Again, I am happy to write that she has met all the expectations with her new book Beyond the Broken Shore, the third instalment in the Princess Island series. We are once again in Princess Island and in the companionship of Marissa, Maisy, Owen and Charlie. This time there are difficulties that our…
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Book Review - Legacy of Brightwash by Krystle Matar
A book that delves in to the realms of fantasy is not one that I look forward to enjoying. A prejudice that has been very seldom been proven wrong. When I signed up for the BBNYA, I chanced upon the Legacy of Brightwash. And I came to enjoy it. Naturally, I was glad to be able to sign up to review it. The story starts off with a cozy meeting of colleagues. The setting, the camaraderie are all…
Cover Reveal - Beyond The Broken Shore by Rebecca L Marsh
Another Rebecca L Marsh book is coming soon. Marsh is an author that I have always enjoyed reading and here is the cover reveal for the new book. Looking forward to reading and reviewing this one too.
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Book Review - Takeout Sushi by Christopher Green
Takeout Sushi by Christopher Green is a wonderful collection of seventeen short stories that can be savoured by the reader. Continue reading Book Review – Takeout Sushi by Christopher Green
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Reviving...
More than 5 months and a couple of posts only. I have neglected this space for the past year or longer. Such a phase happens. Life happens. Lethargy creeps in, Laziness takes over. So many reasons and so many excuses. But neglect is neglect. Soon, or soon-ish, there shall be posts. À bientôt!
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Book Review - Adiel and the Fuhrer by Elyse Hoffman
What would you do if you travel back in time and undo the gory history of the holocaust? In a book with great characters and an inspiring imagination that shows in the text, Elyse Hoffman has brought out an interesting read. Adiel’s father is from the future and has a mission in mind. To stop Hitler before he starts to make the world a dreaded place. Imagine! We deal with Adiel, his father…
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Book Review - Black Fox One by Elyse Hoffman
Historical fiction is always an eye opening genre. It introduces one to a different timeline and there on it becomes a rabbit hole of learning. World War II is a much written about time. And, sometimes fiction fares better non-fiction. Black Fox One is set in this timeline but it is also, at its heart, a romance. Jonas has loved Avalina since childhood. Just when he was about to propose, Avalina…
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Book Review - The Girl from Wudang by PJ Caldas
A girl trained in Tai Chi and competent in martial arts. With AI implants in her brain. Making the impossible possible. What a tale! Read on to know more about what I think about The Girl from Wudang. Continue reading Untitled
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