Another Book, Another Destiny…
Title: The Elements of the Crown Author: Kay L. Moody Series: The Elements of Kamdaria (Books 1-4) Page Length: 450 Publication Date: Dec. 3, 2019 Synopsis: Talise has a gift that could save her life. In an empire divided into three rings, seventeen-year-old Talise is from the outer ring. This dangerous and crime-laden land has one constant… death. Her … Continue reading Review: The Elements of the Crown by Kay L. Moody
Synopsis: Quick-witted and confident, Princess Laetitia of Avaritia always gets what she wants—until her 17th nameday ball. The King and Queen, believing marriage will rein in their daughter’s rebellious nature, surprise the Princess with not one, but four suitors: a philosopher, an astronomer, an artist and a necromancer. If Laetitia can’t learn at least one … Continue reading Review: The Four Suitors by Sophie Jupillat Posey
Title: Desperate Forest Author: Cece Louise Series: The Forest Tales Page Length: 240 Publication Date: July 2, 2019 Synopsis: Enter a forest full of danger, secrets, and romance . . .Princess Roselynn has never longed for adventure. For nineteen years, her life has been safe and comfortable. Until her father is murdered, and she discovers a plot to end … Continue reading Review: Desperate Forest by Cece Louise
Synopsis: Callahan Security is on the brink of disaster. Mitch Callahan pushed his brothers to expand the family business into private security, and their first major client is a complete pain in the ass. It’s no wonder the man has a target on his back, but nothing could prepare Mitch for how seductive his adversary … Continue reading Review: Break and Enter by Lori Matthews
Dionne Searcey's In Pursuit of Disobedient Women is a fascinating read that hooked me from the title. It reminded me of the saying, "Well behaved women rarely make history," which I absolutely love! Once I read the Goodreads blurb about Searcey's book, I was even more compelled to put it at the top of my … Continue reading ARC Review: In Pursuit of Disobedient Women by Dionne Searcey
