Book Review: Temple of Swoon
Jo Segura returns with her second Indiana Jones inspired romance, “Temple of Swoon.”
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Book Review: The Stranger I Wed
Harper St. George brings to us a new spicy Gilded Age romance series with The Stranger I Wed. Pub Date: April 23, 2024 Synopsis New to wealth and to London high society, American heiress Cora Dove discovers that with the right man, marriage might not be such an inconvenience after all. . . . Cora…
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Book Review: An Enchanting Case of Spirits
An Enchanting Case of Spirits by Melissa Holtz mixes a little bit of sleuthing with spirits who have unfinished business. Sprinkle a little bit of romance on top, and we have this new spirited mystery from Berkley Publishing. Synopsis When a fortieth birthday celebration leads to a ghostly visitor, four friends find themselves navigating surprising…
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Book Review: Indian Burial Ground
Nick Medina’s “Indian Burial Ground” mixes mythology and folklore with horror.
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Book Review: Something Kindred
Something Kindred is a new coming-of-age story of a young Black girl returning to her roots, to a town filled with ghosts. Echoes.
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Book Review: Becoming Madam Secretary
For those who love historical fiction and American politics, I have a new book suggestion for you that releases on March 12, 2024, called Becoming Madam Secretary by Stephanie Dray.
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YA Romance Book: With a Little Luck
Happy Valentine’s Day, Lovelies! For those looking for a little romance to read today, I have the perfect YA rom com for you! Marissa Meyer just released With a Little Luck yesterday. This standalone is the second book set in the Fortuna Beach universe. The first book in this series you may have heard of:…
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Book Review: Village in the Dark
Bodies are piling up. Police are closing the cases without investigating. It’s up to Cara to discover the truth of why the DNA of her husband and son do not match the bodies that were buried.
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Fall Horror Books: Good Girls Don’t Die
Just because it’s November, it does not mean I am done reading scary books. This book I’m sharing today did not disappoint. It is perfect for horror movie fans. Good Girls Don’t Die [#ad] by Christina Henry releases on November 14, 2023. [NOTE: This post contains affiliate links. Please see the disclosure at the end…
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The Book Influencer
The Book Influencer is not just a person who influences people to buy a certain book. They influence people to read more books. I am starting a new series on this site about being a Book Influencer. This site has been around for about a decade now (maybe longer). Going through the audit pages to…
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Fall Horror Books: White Horse
White Horse has so many levels of horror, it sticks with you long after you turn the last page.
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Fall Horror Books: Malus Domestica series
The Malus Domestica series is one of the best horror series around.
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Fall Horror Books: Malice House
Malice House by Megan Shepherd is the perfect horror book for those who love their horror mixed in with a little fantasy and supernatural.
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Fall Horror Books: Black Sheep
“Black Sheep” by Rachel Harrison is the perfect fall horror story for those who love scary books featuring the Devil.
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Fall Horror Books: The September House
The September House is the first horror story of the fall season you will want to get your hands on. This haunted house story has your scary.
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Book Review: Medusa’s Sisters
Medusa’s Sisters is the retelling of the Greek myth of the gorgon sisters. More specifically, this is the story of Stheno and Euryale.
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12 Books Releasing in September
September has a lot of great new book releases from true crime to historical fiction, to apocalyptic novels. Here’s what is on my radar this month.
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Take My Hand: A Look into Forced Sterilization of Poor and Marginalized Groups
“Take My Hand” is a historical fiction novel loosely based on the 1973 Relf v. Weinberger case where two sisters, ages twelve and fourteen, were sterilized without their consent in Montgomery, Alabama by a federally funded agency.
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Book Review: Firekeeper’s Daughter
An incredible story about a young Ojibwe woman fighting to save her community from a strange strain of meth killing her family and friends.
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Book Feature: Where Dreams Descend
Where Dreams Descend takes us on a magical journey filled with magicians locked in a competition trapped inside of a strange city that means to hold them captive.
