The London House is the perfect blend of then and now. Katherine Reay does an impeccable job of weaving events throughout the lives of every character. This novel is not a simple bit of dueling timelines, but of using one character as a force through generations that have a lasting effect on history and the future.
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Harvester of Sorrow by Weldon Burge – Excerpt Spotlight @weldoneburge #HarvesterOfSorrow #HorrorFiction #EzekielMarrs
Read an excerpt of Weldon Burges new horror series featuring Ezekiel Marrs. The first volume is called Harvester of Sorrow.
Barefoot Dreams of Petra Luna by Alda P. Dobbs – A Review #BarefootDreamsOfPetraLuna #MiddleGradeHistoricalFiction #OwnVoices
Alda Dobbs brings Barefoot Dreams of Petra Luna to life with brilliant imagery and a harrowing tale of love, loss, and immeasurable strength. Based on the true story of Alda’s grandmother and great-grandmother, Barefoot Dreams brings the Mexican Revolution to life in a way that I would never be able to understand. I live a life of privilege by never having had to go through something as horrible as this.
The Book of Uriel by Elyce Hoffman – A #BlogTour Review for #TheWriteReads @Project613Books @The_WriteReads #TheBookOfUriel #JewishHistoricalFiction
The Book of Uriel is a fiction masterpiece. Elyce Hoffman tells a poignant yet heartbreaking story of a little boy who saves the Jewish people from the Nazis during WWII. Uriel’s triumphs will become your guiding light through this touching tale.
No Child of Mine by Olga Gibbs – A #BookTour Review for #ZooloosBookTours @olgagibbsauthor @zooloo2008 #NoChildOfMine #DystopianPoliticalThriller
No Child of Mine is a thrilling ride through an unimaginable world. This world was so believable that it's possible to see it in my mind's eye as a possible future. Olga Gibbs’ writing had me enthralled with each new chapter. The whole story is heartwrenching while still being realistic.
Ark of the Apocalypse by Tobin Marks – A #BlogTour Review for #BlackthornBookTours @BlackthornTours #PostApocalypticFantasy #ArkOfTheApocalypse
Tobin Marks pens a post-apocalyptic fantasy with a ton of imagination in his new book Ark of the Apocalypse.
George the Orphan Crow and the Creatures of Blossom Valley by Helen Fox – A Review @Athens1965Eleni #GeorgeTheOrphanCrow #BlossomValley #MiddleGradeFantasy
Helen Fox gives readers of all ages a delightful tale of cute animals and magic. George the Orphan Crow and the Creatures of Blossom Valley is a bit of a mouthful. But the story is imaginative and entertaining. I loved every character, even the baddies.
The Matchmaker’s Lonely Heart by Nancy Campbell Allen – A #BlogTour Review for #austenprose @necallen @ShadowMountn @ProperRomance @austenprose #TheMatchmakersLonelyHeart #HistoricalRomance
Nancy Campbell Allen tells a daring story of love, life, and murder in her newest novel. The Matchmaker’s Lonely Heart contains strong female characters that make you fall in love with them. Plus, there is danger and intrigue around every corner. What’s not to love?
The Merchant and the Rogue by Sarah M. Eden – A #BlogTour Review for #austenprose @SarahMEden @ShadowMountn @austenprose #TheMerchantAndTheRogue #HistoricalRomance, #HistoricalMystery
The Merchant and the Rogue is a delightful novel full of intrigue and excitement. Sarah Eden penned an incredible book here. Each character has special qualities that make them loveable yet dangerous.
The House on the Water’s Edge by CE Rose – A #BlogTour Review for #ZooloosBookTours @CazEngland @CERoseAuthor @HeraBooks @zooloo2008 #TheHouseonWatersEdge #HeraBooks #PsychologicalThriller
The House on the Water’s Edge packs a real punch to the psyche. There is one surprise after another in this tantalizing tome by CE Rose. The characters feel like living, breathing people. They will leave you thinking long after you finish.
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