Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Making Dinner”
A voyeuristic peek-in as Riley and Mercy are making dinner and discussing the coming baby.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Kate Hewitt’s Expose Me
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Expose Meon July 29, 2014 and has 272 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo Third and last in the Fifth Avenue Trilogy romance series revolving around a few friends seeking revenge against Jason Treffen. This story concludes the trilogy with the friend focus on Alex Diaz with Chelsea Maxwell as his romantic counterpart. My thanks to NetGalley and Harlequin for providing this ARC for my reading pleasure… My Take …one which I enjoyed very much. A strong woman who is broken and struggling to rise above it up against a man who also fought his way up, both with an end goal they are determined to reach. “She never denied anything. Denying rumors put you on the defensive, and ended up just stoking the fires of gossip higher. “ I love that they’re both so attracted to each other and struggling so hard to ignore it. Chelsea has her issues, and she is determined to not give in to a man. Alex sees a woman who’s used her body to get […]
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s “Web of Deceit”
I received this book for free from the author as a free story in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Source: the author as a free story “Web of Deceit”by Jennifer EstepIt is part of the Elemental Assassin #0.4 series and is a urban fantasy in eBook edition that was published by the author on 2011 and has 10 pages.Explore it on Goodreads Other books in this series include [books_series] Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Spider’s Bite, Web of Lies, Jennifer Estep, Venom, Karma Girl, Tangled Threads, Touch of Frost, Spider’s Revenge, Kiss of Frost, Hot Mama, By a Thread, Dark Frost, Widow’s Web, Crimson Frost, Deadly Sting, Midnight Frost, Heart of Venom, The Spider, Killer Frost, Tangled Dreams, Tangled Schemes, Spider’s Bargain, “Poison”, Spider’s Nemesis, “Wasted”, “Web of Death”, Black Widow, Poison Promise, Cold Burn of Magic, The Spider’s Trap, Dark Heart of Magic, Bitter Bite, Unraveled, “Nice Guys Bite”, Bright Blaze of Magic, Snared, Kill the Queen, “Winter’s Web”, Last Strand, Sharpest Sting, “Unwanted”, Dirty Deeds 2, “Heart Stings”This short story is 0.4 in the Elemental Assassin urban fantasy series […]
Book Review: Louise Penny’s Bury Your Dead
A murderous quest that spans 400 years threatens to ignite long-smouldering tensions between the English and the French. Complicating matters is Olivier’s recent conviction for murder.
Book Review: Jim Butcher’s Fool Moon
Business has been so bad for professional wizard, Harry Dresden, that it looks like he can’t afford his next meal, then a brutally mutilated corpse. Strange-looking paw prints. A full moon.
How to Handle Your First Bad Review
by Melissa Delport, author of The Legacy It took almost a year before it finally happened to me. That moment every writer dreads: The First Bad Review. As writers, we have to accept that bad reviews are inevitable. No one book can appeal to everyone. Bad reviews are an occupational hazard, but the first time, it stings a little. I read my first bad review with my heart in my throat and a cold, sickening dread in the pit of my stomach. She didn’t like my book… how could she not like my book? *sob* I quickly typed up the following response: Dearest (Bad) Reviewer, Firstly, I must congratulate you on your extraordinary ability to remain sour for extended periods of time. I am sure that this must take some effort on your part, maintaining the delicate balance between perpetual bitterness and scathing sarcasm, and for this, you must be duly applauded. There are a few points I feel I must mention in order that you “up your game” and grow as a reviewer. (YES, dimwit, I AM reviewing your review…stings a little, doesn’t it?) Spelling: If you, as a reviewer, cannot spell, then perhaps you should not comment. It […]
Blog Tour: Melissa Delport’s The Legacy
World War Three lasted twelve days. Twelve days was all it took for mankind to devastate the planet and almost eradicate the human race. No victor emerged from the ashes and billions lost their lives.
Word Confusion: Anxious versus Eager
Are you eager and excited to start writing or are you feeling anxious and worried about it in this Word Confusion from KD Did It?
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s “Web of Death”
Gin Blanco’s retirement is interrupted by some unwanted guests.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s “The Babel Codex”
Fighting skeletons in Addis Ababa isn’t in Annja’s contract, but it does turn up an ancient brick that may be the key to a greater discovery: the Tower of Babel.