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Antiques and Apparitions

#BOOKREVIEW - Antiques and Apparitions - #GhostOfAChance #blog

The acquisition of a specific antique artifact leaves a few bodies and mystery in its wake in Cate Dean’s Ghost of a Chance: A Maggie Mulgrew Mystery. An American ex-pat Maggie Mulgrew runs an antique shop left to her by her late aunt in a small English village of Holmestead, which uses its name to entice Sherlock fans to visit though it has no connection. Her keen eye for overlooked valuable…

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Free Cozy ~ Ghost of a Chance ~ 1st Book In The Series ~ 5 Stars

Free Cozy ~ Ghost of a Chance ~ 1st Book In The Series ~ 5 Stars

Welcome to Holmestead, England ~ where an American ex-pat, an archaeologist, and murder turn this picture postcard village upside down.

Maggie Mulgrew runs The Ash Leaf, an antique shop in the quaint village of Holmestead, England ~ which has nothing to do with Sherlock, thank you very much. She sells her goods to disappointed tourists, and locals who appreciate her eclectic taste.

Professor…

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The Paranormal 13 (13 free books featuring witches, vampires, werewolves, mermaids, psychics, Loki, time travel and more!): Boxed Set Including a 14th free novel!

THE PARANORMAL THIRTEEN

13 14 full length  paranormal and urban fantasy novels featuring witches, vampires, werewolves, mermaids, psychics, Loki, time travel and more! 1.3 MILLION words! 3,500 PAGES! Darkangel by Christine Pope Twin Souls by K.A. Poe The Girl by Lola St Vil Rest for the Wicked by Cate Dean Drowning Mermaids by Nadia Scrieva Wolves by C. Gockel The Witch Hunter by Nicole R Taylor Beyond the Fortuneteller’s Tent by Kristy Tate Nolander by Becca Mills The Medium by C.J. Archer Dream Student by J.J. DiBendetto Deception by Stacy Claflin The Black Parade by Kyoko M The Thought Readers by Dima Zales

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What to Read After FSOG - The Gemstone Collection 6 by Various Authors

What to Read After FSOG – The Gemstone Collection 6 by Various Authors

Book Title: What to Read After FSOG: The Gemstone Collection Part Six Author: Various Authors Hosted by: Book Enthusiast Promotions

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Outlaw Revenge By London Casey

Emily didn’t want to go watch a bunch of bikers fight each other, and by the time the fight is over, her best friend is shot dead and Emily finds herself clutching the leather cut of a sexy guy named Gaige as she’s…

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Review: LORE- Tales of Myth & Mythology Retold

Review: LORE- Tales of Myth & Mythology Retold

***Disclaimer- I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for a review.***

LORE is an anthology of six short stories based on various myths and mythologies ranging from Native American to Mayan to Hebrew. It’s a bit of an odd mix but they’re all pretty interesting. And unlike Disney, it ain’t always a Happily Ever After ending.

Shimmer by Brinda Berry- a young mermaid struggles to assimilate…

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BOOK BLITZ - Final Hours by Cate Dean

BOOK BLITZ – Final Hours by Cate Dean

Title: Final Hours (Love In Time Book 1) Author: Cate Dean Genre: Romantic Suspense Release Date: March 24, 2014 Cover:Jes Richardson Photography and Design:http://www.jesrdesign.com/FINAL HOURS One man’s death will change the future. Only two people can save him – if they have the courage to trust each other. Elizabeth Barritt fought hard for the life she has, finally putting the ugly…

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Rest for the Wicked (Claire Wiche #1): Cate Dean

I'll admit it...I got this book just for the name pun. Claire Wiche... It made me laugh when I saw it on Amazon, and since it was free...well, I figured it wouldn't hurt to read it. I don't generally like stories about demons and angels, but this book wasn't too bad. A lot of books that cast angels and demons tend to get preachy, but Rest for the Wicked was just a story. The characters were based on religious mythology, but it wasn't a religious book, I guess is what I'm trying to say with that. The book could be a bit confusing at times, but I understand enough about the subject matter to be able to work my way through it. There's also a handy glossary at the back of the book, to explain terms you may not understand. It wasn't one of those long, boring glossaries, either. Dean provided just enough information to let you know what she meant, while keeping the writing light and humorous. I'm definitely planning on reading the rest of the series.