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Tag Archives: book review
BOOK REVIEW: WHAT’S LEFT BETWEEN US by Gina Heron
What’s Left Between Us: A Pearl Girls Novel by Gina Heron My rating: 5 of 5 stars (Disclaimer – I won a paperback copy of Gina Heron’s debut novel WHAT’S LEFT BETWEEN US through a Facebook group I belong to. … Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW: LITTLE BROKEN THINGS by Nicole Baart
Little Broken Things by Nicole Baart My rating: 5 of 5 stars “In our brokenness, we are made strong. In our brokenness lies our true beauty.” Those aren’t words from Nicole Baart’s latest – and perhaps best to date – … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, contemporary fiction, LITTLE BROKEN THINGS, mystery, nicole baart, relationships, secrets, suspense, women's fiction
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BOOK REVIEW: The Beautiful Daughters – Nicole Baart
The Beautiful Daughters by Nicole Baart My rating: 5 of 5 stars You can run from your past for only so long. For every five steps forward you take, your past takes six, until the distance between tomorrow, today and … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Vogt, book review, daughters, death, fiction, Harper Penny, love, nicole baart, power, secrets, THE BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS
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BOOK REVIEW – KAREN BERGREEN: FOLLOWING POLLY
Following Polly: A Novel by Karen Bergreen My rating: 5 of 5 stars I laughed… I cried… I fell in love with Alice Teakle! ~~**~~ In her debut novel, Karen Bergreen has created a wonderfully plucky heroine one can’t help … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction
Tagged book review, fiction, Following Polly, Karen Bergreen, lifelong dream, love, murder, obsession, stalking
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BOOK REVIEW – LILY CHILDS: CABARET OF DREAD, VOLUME I
Cabaret of Dread; a Horror Compendium by Lily Childs My rating: 5 of 5 stars Have I said before that Lily’s writing is breathtaking, dark, delicious, grippingly horrific, gutsy, brilliant, compelling, driving, visceral, lusty, erotic and…oh, back ‘round to breathtaking, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction, Horror, Urban Fantasy, Veronica The Pajama Thief
Tagged book review, demon, fiction, horror, Lily Childs, murder, possession, psychopath, religion, rituals, urban fantasy, vampires
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BOOK REVIEW – VICTORIA WATSON: LETTING GO
Letting Go by Victoria Watson My rating: 5 of 5 stars (Reviewer’s note – I posted my review over on Amazon US and Amazon UK some weeks back, but neglected to post here. LETTING GO is a collection of short … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, fiction, Letting Go, regret, Victoria Watson
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BOOK REVIEW – NANCY MOSER: MOZART’S SISTER
Mozart’s Sister by Nancy Moser My rating: 5 of 5 stars The question is asked… “Is the recognition she (Nannerl Mozart) so longs for the truest measure of her gifts?” This is a question that I believe we all need … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, historical fiction, mozart, music, nancy moser, nannerl, piano, salzburg, siblings, vienna, wolfgang
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BOOK REVIEW – KEVIN O’KEEFE: THE AVERAGE AMERICAN
The Average American: The Extraordinary Search for the Nation’s Most Ordinary Citizen by Kevin O’Keefe My rating: 4 of 5 stars “The average American takes a 10.4 minute shower… 86% of those pee in the shower and 67% do not … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Book Review, Non-Fiction
Tagged American, average, book review, kevin o'keefe
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