#martha carr

[briabooknerd]

Spells&wishes &Gun

Spells&wishes&Quests

Spells&wishes& Trouble

Spells&wishes&Death

Spells&wishes& Enemies

Spells&wishes&Dreams

Spells&wishes& Retribution

Spells&wishes&The long way Home

Martha Carr

Michael Anderle

[historicwomendaily]

“We see witchcraft, finally, as a deeply ambivalent but violent struggle within women as well as an equally ambivalent but violent struggle against women.” ― Carol F. Karlsen, The Devil in the Shape of a Woman: Witchcraft in Colonial New England

Women executed in the 1692 Salem Witch Trials

[sonofhistory]

My neighbour Mr. Hilton was at Eppington last week, your little ones ware well and very spritly, little Lucy prattles Every thing she hears, Polly and I carry on a corrispondence, and nothing prevents my seeing them but the want of horses.—I can with much pleasure informe you that I am a Grand Mother, and give you the joy of beeing a great Uncle. Jenny Cary has a fine son and was very well when I heard from her.—Mr. Bollings family is well Except my Sister who is I think in a very declineing State of health.—When shall we see you? Adieu my Dear Brother and beleive me to be your Affectionate Sister

To Thomas Jefferson from Martha Jefferson Carr, 15 April 1784

[briabooknerd]

Sign your fears away

Contract Execution

No country for old agents

Last agent Hero

First Run

Take One

Mystic Agent

Hollywood Hex

Martha Carr

Michael Anderle

[briabooknerd]

The Rogue Regiment

Rebel Squad

Pixie Platoon

The Pixie Squad

The Pixie Soldiers

Rising Storms

Wings of Valor

Warriors Pixies

Martha Carr

Michael Anderle

[briabooknerd]

Ogre Hunt

Werewolf Quarry

Chimera Clash

Barghest Brawl

Grindylow Ambush

Crimen Conflict

Brownie Havoc

Gargoyle Rumble

Martha Carr

Michael Anderle

[femalebookworm]

MC: Fran Jackson

Oh look, same authors from a few reads ago! Or two. This is book 1/8 in The Evermores Chronicles, 314 pages. And no, I had no idea in what I was jumping into; who cares reading summaries?

Francesca, or Fran, likes to have ideas, likes to implement them, likes to try – however, her employers are never into taking her ideas to hatch, and with the events not going where she wants them, she quits her Silicon Valley job, and goes back to her magical world.

While there, she meets new people, she plans a new route, gets herself a new business and tries to create new flashy things to – well; she's about to gather attention, but the bad guys are after mirrors of power, especially hers. So, watch this girl dodge "bullets" while trying to grow a company. Watch this girl try to keep her mouth shut, and fail a couple of times. Watch this story and its many POVs: there will be mystery, villains and reformed good guys and girls.

There's more to the story, and the big bad is loose. And the Evermores are here, answers will probably make themselves known on the following books, but not much on this one; but until then, see you all on the next book!

[femalebookworm]

MC: Winland Underwood

Let's go, without reading any summaries but glancing long enough on the About This Book card/tab on Kindle, the non surprise is here, book 1/8 In the Chronicles of Winland Underwood, with a 5h55m typical reading time, and 296 pages. And I was naughty, so I began reading while Kindle was connected to power (the battery is shit already, so let's embrace chaos completely).

Leading a group of refugees toward a ghost town was probably the best decision Winland ever made. The camaraderie between all characters was refreshing. The humor was outright crazy but welcomed, and the sobering danger Winland was in, balanced all out. The multiple POVs from all characters were a nice touch. From evil to good, from heart to tree; everyone had a voice. The last page, a hunter is now after Winland. Will their home remain, or the refugees will have to scatter again? Or will this hunter open his eyes? I don't know. I just know that THIS volume had everything. Even a battle of power and a crimson heart.

This review seems to be all over the place, yes? But hey – it's midnight. I ain't got the time, my muse is asleep, and this whole wall of text is all "matter of fact".

Off I go towards a new book. Bye.