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Cover Reveal: Bewildered Heart by Ellie Pond
Happy Friday! We made it! There’s something inherently good about Friday’s. The promise of the weekend and the anticipation of waking up without an alarm clock. To add to an already good day, I have a hot new cover for you. Fate has brought them together, but family loyalties may tear them apart. Let’s check it out: Bewildered HeartEllie Pond(Dark Wing, #3)Publication date: September 18th 2020Genres: Adult, Paranormal, Romance With a fragile peace between their families, he will either destroy his fated mate’s heart or wreck his pack… Spencer Larsen is desperate for a mate to help him control the…
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Book Review: Lola Benko, Treasure Hunter by Beth McMullen
Stuart Gibbs meets The Lost Property Office in this action-packed mystery about a young girl searching for her father from the author of Mrs. Smith’s Spy School for Girls—the first in a new series! Having a world-traversing archaeologist dad means twelve-year-old Lola Benko is used to moving around not putting down roots anywhere. But every day and every hunt for something hidden is an adventure, and no matter what, she and her dad are an unbeatable team. Then her father disappears. The official story is that he was caught in a flash flood, but Lola’s research shows the day in…
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Book Blitz & Giveaway: A Chip on Her Shoulder by R.J. Blain
A Chip on Her ShoulderR.J. Blain(Magical Romantic Comedies #11)Publication date: September 1st 2020Genres: Adult, Urban Fantasy After a deal with loan sharks sours, Darlene’s brother is permanently transformed into a chipmunk. Not one to accept impossibility as a good excuse for failure, she’s determined to rescue her brother and secure revenge against those who’d poisoned him with grade-a transformatives. If she wants to perform a miracle, she’ll need to join forces with a divine, but the man upstairs and his angels refuse to help. None of the other so-called benevolent divines are willing to help her, either. Running out of…
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Book Spotlight: The Last Story of Mina Lee by Nancy Jooyoun Kim
Good morning friends, and welcome to a new book spotlight! Today I'm sharing a gorgeous book that is high on my reading list. The Last Story of Mina Lee has captivated me with its synopsis, and the secrets that threaten to come to the surface. I'm happy to share this with you and get you just as excited about Nancy Jooyoun Kim's book as I am!
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Book Blitz + Giveaway: Pandemonium by Susanna Strom
PandemoniumSusanna Strom(World Fallen, #1)Publication date: August 18th 2020Genres: Adult, Post-Apocalyptic, Romance, Suspense The intersection of danger and desire Kenzie Dunwitty is laser focused on finishing college and landing a job that will give her the security she craves. With a deadline looming, she disconnects to finish a paper. When she emerges, the world is sliding into chaos. Overnight, a simple flu virus has morphed into a lethal, worldwide pandemic. Kenzie seeks refuge at her prepper cousin’s compound and finds herself face to face with a deadly sexy stranger. Ripper Solis, ex-Army Ranger and current enforcer for an outlaw motorcycle club,…
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Book Review: Heart Sister by Michael F. Stewart
The Details Media Type: EbookTitle: Heart Sister Author: Michael F. StewartPublisher: Orca Book PublishersPages/Length: Paperback; 366 pagesRelease Date: Septemeber 22, 2020Source: Xpresso Book Tours/Author Add it on: Goodreads | Amazon | B&N After his twin sister, Minnie, dies in an accident, Emmitt’s world goes sideways. He’s lost his best friend and it feels like the family is falling apart without her. But Minnie was an organ donor and Emmitt soon receives an anonymous thank you letter from one of the transplant recipients. Inspiration strikes, and he decides to try and put his sister back together, in spirit. He’s going to track down each organ recipient and film them to show his parents the results of Minnie’s…
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Book Blitz + Giveaway: The Fall Changes by Marie McGrath
The Fall ChangesMarie McGrath(Honey Cove , #1)Publication date: August 11th 2020Genres: Romance, Young Adult Change where you live. Change your parents being married. And maybe, change who you are. At 16 years old, Riley Mills has had more change than she ever wanted. A new high school would be daunting for most teens, but between getting attention from the most popular girl and being paired with a boy for her class project, she is navigating many situations she never could have imagined. With homecoming fast approaching and rumors about her swirling, Riley must confront her true nature. Is she a…
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Book Review: All Our Worst Ideas by Vicky Skinner
The Details Media Type: EbookTitle: All Our Worst IdeasAuthor: Vicky SkinnerPublisher: Swoon ReadsPages/Length: Hardcover; 320 pagesRelease Date: August 11, 2020Source: Xpresso Book Tours Add it on: Goodreads | Amazon | iBooks | B&N Two teens who have nothing in common work together at a record store in All Our Worst Ideas, a powerful and voice-driven YA novel from Vicky Skinner. When Amy, on her way to becoming valedictorian of her graduating class and getting accepted to her dream school, gets dumped by her long-term boyfriend, she takes a job at a record store to ease the pain. She needs a distraction, badly. Oliver, Amy’s record store co-worker, isn’t so sure about Amy—his complete opposite—but what…
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Book Review: The Vanished Birds by Simon Jimenez
The Details Media Type: EbookTitle: The Vanished BirdsAuthor: Simon JimenezPublisher: Del Rey BooksPages/Length: Hardcover; 391 pagesRelease Date: January 14, 2020Source: Netgalley Add it on: Goodreads | Amazon | Indiebound A mysterious child lands in the care of a solitary woman, changing both of their lives forever in this captivating debut of connection across space and time. “This is when your life begins.” Nia Imani is a woman out of place and outside of time. Decades of travel through the stars are condensed into mere months for her, though the years continue to march steadily onward for everyone she has ever known. Her friends and lovers have aged past her; all she has…
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Green things, and what not.
Happy Monday once again friends! Monday’s look a lot different to me since I’ve been home for so long. They mark a new week where time kind of feels like it has no meaning, and yet time continues to march forward. It is the oddest feeling. As of tomorrow I’ll have been home from work for 5 months, and it’s rather surreal. I miss my friends a ton, but I also feel very blessed to be so healthy right now. Anyway I hope you all don’t mind if I ramble at you a bit. It’s been a weird weekend of…
