Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars How do I describe this book? It’s romance and adventure, a sprinkling of poetry and wisdom, a generous dash of fantasy and magic, all set upon the primal struggle between good and evil. In short, amazing! Isra is a Bedouin, a true creature of the desert in a way… Continue reading A Caryn Release Day Review: Nomad’s Dream by August Li
Tag: highly recommended
Barb, a Zany Old Lady Review: Wholehearted by Cate Ashwood – Audiobook narrated by John Orr
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5 When police officer Declan Grant goes to investigate the report of someone sleeping at the end of the town dock, he’s shocked to find a bruised, bloody, and unconscious man. And he’s even more shocked by his reaction to the man— under all the blood is a handsome young… Continue reading Barb, a Zany Old Lady Review: Wholehearted by Cate Ashwood – Audiobook narrated by John Orr
A MelanieM Review: The Best Corpse for the Job by Charlie Cochrane
Rating: 4.25 stars out of 5 Tea and sympathy have never been so deadly. The private school of Lindenshaw St Crispin’ has long lost the luster it once had. Once a sought after place of high education, it has now sild slowly into the ranks of lesser schools and its dwindling enrollment reflects that. But the… Continue reading A MelanieM Review: The Best Corpse for the Job by Charlie Cochrane
Barb, A Zany Old Lady Review: Anchored by Rachel Haimowitz
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5 Daniel Halstrom was born a slave, brutally indoctrinated into sex slave behavior before he even reached puberty, and then sold by his master to NewWorld Media at the age of ten. Fortunately, they wanted him for a different role and now, twenty-five years later, the handsome, blond news anchor… Continue reading Barb, A Zany Old Lady Review: Anchored by Rachel Haimowitz
A MelanieM Review: Stand By You (Belonging #3) by A.M. Arthur
Rating: 4.25 stars out of 5 Romy Myers is still deep in recovery three months after friends rescued him from the apartment of his abusive boyfriend. Unable to hold down most jobs, his friends offered him not only a place to stay with them at their apartment, but a job bussing tables at their new… Continue reading A MelanieM Review: Stand By You (Belonging #3) by A.M. Arthur
Review: In Despair (Princes of the Blood #3) by Megan Derr
Rating 5 stars out of 5 Sixteen year old Prince Telmé Guldbrandsen has been groomed to become a Prince of the Blood and take over as Commander of the Legion. Equally young Korin is heir to the Reach of the House and the Temple of the Sacred Three. Expectations run high for him as well since it has been foretold… Continue reading Review: In Despair (Princes of the Blood #3) by Megan Derr
Review: Poster Boy (Theta Alpha Gamma #5) by Anne Tenino
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5 Gavin Jacques Gervaise aka “Jock” was a talented college hockey player being scouted by NHL teams when one indiscretion at a party changed everything. Outed by a picture that caught Jock in the middle of a sex act, he was kicked off his college hockey team by his homophobic coach… Continue reading Review: Poster Boy (Theta Alpha Gamma #5) by Anne Tenino
Author Guest E.E. Ottoman on Song of Spring Moon Waning, Story Inspiration and Book Contest
ScatteredThoughtsandRogueWords is happy to have author E.E. Ottoman here today. Ottoman’s recent release Song of the Spring Moon Waning was recently reviewed and is one of my highly recommended stories. Book Giveaway: To go along with E.E. Ottoman’s guest blog, we are giving away one copy of Song of Spring Moon Waning. To enter, just… Continue reading Author Guest E.E. Ottoman on Song of Spring Moon Waning, Story Inspiration and Book Contest
Review: Lying with Scorpions (Memory of Scorpions #2) by Aleksandr Voinov
Rating: 5 stars out of 5 If you lie with scorpions, you’d better have a taste for poison. Now that Adrastes, ex leader of the Scorpions and Kendras’s lover, has assumed the throne of Dalman along with his sister Queen, Kendras is finding himself increasingly out of his depths. He feels uncertain not only his own… Continue reading Review: Lying with Scorpions (Memory of Scorpions #2) by Aleksandr Voinov
Mid January Blahs and The Week Ahead in Reviews
Normally I love Winter. I love the contrast of the bare limbs of the deciduous trees and the lush fullness of the evergreens, the sounds of foxes crying for mates, the owls hooting in the night and the crystal clear night sky with some of the most beautiful and recognizable constellations in the Northern hemisphere.… Continue reading Mid January Blahs and The Week Ahead in Reviews