Book Review: The Sea of Lost Girls
Introducing “The Sea of Lost Girls.” A story set at a prestigious prep school in which one woman’s carefully hidden past might destroy her future.
Introducing “The Sea of Lost Girls.” A story set at a prestigious prep school in which one woman’s carefully hidden past might destroy her future.
Are you someone who wants to read more books? Whether it’s just one book a month or 200 books a year, I am going to share today how I work towards my reading goals.
For fans of Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie’s Monsieur Poirot, Charles Finch’s Lenox Mysteries are right up your alley.
The Dry meets Silence of the Lambs in this intoxicating tale of literary suspense set in the relentless Alaskan landscape about madness and obsession, loneliness and grief, and the ferocious bonds of family …
What if you (a writer) finally got everything you ever dreamed of? The 7-digit book deal, book tour, love, and fame. But what happens when your Cinderella peasant girl life meets your fairy tale princess? Which do you choose?
Serpent & Dove is an incredible new debut from author Shelby Mahurin. This YA tale about witches and the church will leave you wanting more in this new series.
ARCs. We need to talk about ARCs. Advance Reader Copies. For all of the Bookstagrammers and Book Bloggers out there, please pay attention.
“The Whisper Man” will have you at the edge of your seat. It was so scary and creepy, it genuinely scared me. A must read for lovers of scary tales.
For all of those who love books and subscription boxes, Book of the Month just recently launched a spin-off just for YA lovers called Book of the Month YA. I’ve been a loyal subscriber of Book of the Month for over a year now. I have to say that every single book has been a…
“The Lady in the Coppergate Tower” is a steampunk romance mixed with vampires, zombies and a girl in a tower (Rapunzel), a story you don’t want to miss.
I decided to focus on reading books that speak to me. Today, I am reviewing “Searching for Sylvie Lee” and “The Night Tiger.”
Since I announced I will no longer be sending book sales to Amazon, [Amazon is Selling Counterfeit Books] I reached out to other retailers to see if we could form a partnership. Barnes & Noble is one of my new partners. Each week, I will be showcasing each new partnership. After all of the new…
I usually find the month following the Book Expo to be the time when I read more books than I normally would read. June was no exception. I decided to do something a little different. You can thank a 10 year old girl for this. I usually pick up some books for my friend’s twin…
Erin Morgenstern’s second novel “The Starless Sea” is due to be released on November 5, 2019. Her debut, “The Night Circus,” came out in 2011 to much acclaim. It’s taken her eight years to deliver her follow-up, and after reading “The Starless Sea,” I have to say that it was worth the wait.
Hey Bookworms! I have some book deals for you today. Today’s deals come from Books-A-Million.
In another big exposé, the New York Times reports that Amazon is selling counterfeit and plagiarized books…and they don’t care. People may think that there is nothing wrong with buying counterfeit. That is why we see fake designer handbags out there. People accuse major designers of exorbitant pricing, so they deserve it. But is it…
Yesterday’s post was about the Book Expo/Book Con. Today’s post is about getting free ebook ARCs electronically. To recap, ARCs are Advance Review Copies of books. These books are handed out prior to a book’s publication date. They are not completely finished, may contain errors, and the title or cover may change. Simply put, it’s…
I received a lot of questions regarding the Book Expo last week and I am going to try to explain this as best as I can. Here is the difference between the Book Expo and the Book Con.
If you love Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte, you will enjoy the latest novel from Josi S. Kilpack. “Daisies and Devotion” is the second book in the Mayfield Family Series.
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