Audio Book Review: Murder at Pirate’s Cove (Secrets and Scrabble #1) by Josh Lanyon (Author) & Matt Haynes (Narrator)

Reviewed by Annika   TITLE: Murder at Pirate’s Cove SERIES: Secrets and Scrabble #1 AUTHOR: Josh Lanyon NARRATOR: Matt Haynes PUBLISHER: JustJoshin Publishing LENGTH: 6 hours, 11 minutes RELEASE DATE: April 19, 2020 BLURB: First in an adorable new cozy Read more

New Release Review: Drax (Tags of Honor #3) by Annabella Stone

Reviewed by Valerie   TITLE: Drax AUTHOR: Annabella Stone SERIES: Tags of Honor #3 PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 332 pages RELEASE DATE: May 21, 2020 BLURB: Drax Mitchell had been one of the rising stars in Delta Force, when a yearlong mission undercover behind enemy lines, Read more

Review Tour incl Review & Exclusive Excerpt: Kent Lowe – A Bit of Me

Book Title: A Bit of Me Author: Kent Lowe Publisher: Self Published Cover Artist: Hocking Design Solutions Ltd Release Date: March 27, 2020 Genre/s: Contemporary, LGBT Fiction, Coming of age, Bisexual, Humour, Own voices Trope/s: Enemies to friends to lovers Read more

Book Review: Roommates and Space Trees (Iska Universe #2) by Geneva Vand

Reviewed by Anabela   TITLE: Roommates and Space Trees SERIES: Iska Universe #2 AUTHOR: Geneva Vand PUBLISHER: Self-published LENGTH: 205 pages RELEASE DATE: May 4, 2020 BLURB: Several years ago, Will’s best friend ran away with an alien to live Read more

Audio Book Review: Prophesy: Book Two – the Bringer of Wrath (King and Alpha #2) by A.E. Via (Author) & Troy Duran (Narrator)

Reviewed by Anna Lynn   TITLE: Prophesy: Book Two – the Bringer of Wrath SERIES:  King and Alpha #2 AUTHOR:  A.E. Via NARRATOR:  Troy Duran PUBLISHER:  Tantor Audio RELEASE DATE:  November 19, 2019 LENGTH:  9 hours and 23 minutes BLURB: Read more

Book Review: Crossroads Revisited (Crossroads #2) by Keta Diablo

Reviewed by Becca   TITLE: Crossroads Revisited SERIES: Crossroads #2 AUTHOR: Keta Diablo PUBLISHER: self-published LENGTH: 81 pages RELEASE DATE: November 22, 2011 BLURB: Private Investigator Frank McGuire is beginning to think Baltimore is a melting pot for serial killers. Read more