Silver City – by Louise Lake – Review
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Corr Syl the Terrible – by Garry Rogers – Review
Having already read the first part I was waiting for this sequel with anticipation. Thank goodness the author didn’t take too long in releasing the same, thereby offering me …
GENIUS INTELLIGENCE: Secret Techniques and Technologies to Increase IQ (The Underground Knowledge Series Book 1) – by James Morcan – Review
This book is just a platform for the authors to advertise their fiction series Some books are written keeping the readers in mind, while others are written solely for …
Blackbeard’s Revenge (The Voyages of Queen Anne’s Revenge Book 2) – by Jeremy McLean – Review
I had already read the previous book in this series so I was anticipating this sequel with great enthusiasm. It is quite obvious that the author has vastly improved …
Macabre Tales – by Tony Thorne MBE – Review
These are kids’ stories with deep moral messages attached to them. They are not exactly what I would call ‘macabre’ but one thing I can say is that the …
Corner Office: A Real Answers Investigations Mystery – by Aria Grace – Review
This is quite a sexy book dwelling on gay romance which starts on a rather serious note. The serious vein is continued throughout, but in-between you get dollops of …
My Name is Luka: M/M Romance (More Than Friends Book 7) – by Aria Grace – Review
It is important to know the kind of situation our character Luka is in, in order to understand the story: “My dad has made it clear that he’s only …
Bridge Through Time – by Scott Spotson – Review
“First Contact, five years later. A momentous event in Earth’s history. Forever linking us to the cosmos. Are we better off, or worse off, ever since the aliens landed?” …
The Omission – by Kathy Golden – Review
Jared has everything he could ask for: a job, a loving wife, and a lovelier baby who is due to be born. Yet he is unhappy. Why? It is …
Triad (Sisters of the Storm Book 1) – by Guy Estes – Review
I must say that the fact that the main characters are very much mature and well-developed kinda surprised me, given that this book falls in the ‘hack and slash’ …