Release Day Review: The Hike by John Inman

Reviewed by Dan   TITLE:  The Hike AUTHOR: John Inman PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press LENGTH: 219 Pages RELEASE DATE:  September 4, 2017 BLURB: Ashley James and Tucker Lee have been friends for years. They are city boys but long for life Read more

Recent Release Review: Joker by JM Dabney

Reviewed by Caroline     TITLE: Joker SERIES: Executioners Book 2 AUTHOR: JM Dabney PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 150 Pages RELEASE DATE: August 29, 2017 BLURB: Joker, what a misnomer, but Jackson Webb’s friends were idiots. He’d joined Executioners almost Read more

Book Review: Of Gods and Monsters: Komainu by Wulf Francu Godgluck

Reviewed by Dan   TITLE: Of Gods and Monsters: Komainu SERIES: Of Gods and Monsters AUTHOR: Wulf Francu Godgluck PUBLISHER: Self-Published LENGTH: 347 Pages RELEASE DATE: August 9, 2017 BLURB: Hades His innocence was the fire that blighted the deepest Read more

Audio Book Review: A Solitary Man by Shira Anthony and Aisling Mancy (Authors) and Jim Pelletier (Narrator)

Reviewed by Louisa TITLE: A Solitary Man  AUTHOR: Shira Anthony and Aisling Mancy NARRATOR: Jim Pelletier PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press LENGTH: 10h 38m RELEASE DATE:  June 23 2017 BLURB: Sparks fly when Chance meets tall, sexy Xav at a Wilmington bar and Read more

Book Review: Hot Date (Memories with The Breakfast Club) by Felice Stevens

Reviewed by Tammy   TITLE: Hot Date SERIES: Memories with The Breakfast Club AUTHOR: Felice Stevens PUBLISHER: Kindle Worlds LENGTH: 57 pages RELEASE DATE: June 20, 2017  BLURB: Once again, Julian Cornell is at the zenith of his career; not Read more

Recent Release Review: Fires of Ballian (The Draegan Lords Book 3) by M. L. Rhodes

Reviewed by Tori (Vicki)   TITLE: Fires of Ballian  SERIES: The Draegan Lords #3 AUTHOR: M.L. Rhodes PUBLISHER: Kellesborne Press LENGTH: 190 pages RELEASE DATE: August 19, 2017 BLURB: A hundred years ago, the high sorcerer of Velensperia launched a swift and deadly attack against the draegans—a race of dragon shapeshifters who’d always lived in Read more