Saturday, February 4, 2023
Book Review and GIVEAWAY: The Direction of the Wind, by Mansi Shah {ends 2/11}
Wednesday, February 1, 2023
Book Review and GIVEAWAY: The Fires, by SigrÃður HagalÃn Björnsdóttir {ends 2/8}
Volcanologist Anna Arnardóttir has spent her entire life studying the volcanic powers under the earth’s crust, but even she cannot fathom the catastrophe at hand.
Caught between the safety of a nation and her feelings for her children, her lover, and her past, Anna embarks on a dangerous journey to save the lives of the people she loves—and her soul.
The Fires, by SigrÃður HagalÃn Björnsdóttir
Tuesday, January 10, 2023
Book Review: Moonrise Over New Jessup, by Jamila Minnicks
Monday, January 9, 2023
Book Review: Positively Izzy, by Terri Libenson
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
Book Review and GIVEAWAY - Luminary: A Magical Guide to Self-Care, by Kate Scelsa {ends 1/10}
Luminary: A Magical Guide to Self-Care, by Kate Scelsa
Saturday, December 24, 2022
Book Review and GIVEAWAY: The Den, by Cara Reinard {ends 1/1/23}
By punishing means, Stefan Fox raised his children to be competitors. The cruel lessons now serve them well in a game of life and death. When it comes to the family fortune, the rules are simple: fewer siblings means a bigger share.
After a suspicious accident, Valerie knows the worst is yet to come—and confiding in the wrong person could be the most dangerous thing she’s ever done.
The Den, by Cara Reinard
Monday, December 19, 2022
Book Review and GIVEAWAY: The Great Tree, by Able Barrett {ends 12/28}
Guest review by: Becki Bayley
Just as the sun was setting, Nicholas could see the outline of the Great Tree in the distance. He began to remember the nightmare he had been having since he was a young boy. It made him sad and angry, even without the knowledge of what was happening to Andrew inside the castle.
When he reached the castle, he parked the carriage and quickly entered the castle with the Great Black Wolf. He heard Andrew’s voice in the great hall.
Nicholas entered the great hall, worried about what he was going to find.
Andrew is in search of his brother Nicholas, who was taken when they were just young boys. He may not succeed, but he had to try to fulfill their mother’s dying wish.
Official synopsis:
Andrew has been traveling for a while when he comes across a town with a view of the Great Tree and frightening evil sorcerer’s castle. He quickly makes friends with a young brother and sister who lead him to a room for the night, to rest for the final leg of his journey.
It doesn’t take long before Andrew is on the right path to finding the brother he has missed for most of his life. But there are still more battles for good to triumph over evil, happily-ever-after to win, and several Christmas traditions to be explained.
Overall, this story was a quick read, good for most ages. The story was 3 out of 5 stars, with likable characters and a satisfying ending.
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Becki Bayley is a wife and mother of two. When she’s not reading, she enjoys taking care of her family, cuddling with her cats, and indulging in chips and dip. Check out the photos she posts on Instagram as PoshBecki.
GIVEAWAY:
*Five* of my lucky readers will win a copy of The Great Tree!
Enter via the widget below. Giveaway will end on Thursday, December 28th, at 11:59pm EST, and winners will be notified via email on December 29th, and have 24 hours to respond, or an alternate winner(s) will be chosen.
U.S. residents only, please.
Good luck!
The Great Tree, by Able Barrett
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