My Review: Chameleon in a Mirror, although being a Time Travel novel, is actually more of a historical novel. It is about a Phd English Lit student Billie who accidentally finds herself back in the 1700, and meets the playwright Aphra Behn who she is researching. I loved this book, not enough for 5 stars but […]
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Welcome all. Today I’m very lucky to interview Lisa Kessler author of Harvest Moon. Hi Lisa, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself and your background? When did you decide to become a writer? I actually never planned to be a writer. I started writing for fun in […]
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My Review E.Q. Librium was an interesting book if you are looking to learn about what your E.Q or Emotional intelligence is and how you can improve it, and improve your work life. I thing this book was primarily written for the workplace and specifically to managers. As the book frequently refers to management techniques. […]
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My Review: When I saw Conquer Your Pain in 9 easy Steps I contacted Carole and asked her if I could review it, I’m so glad I did. Carole had struggled with chronic pain for 13 years before she was finally able to formulate a plan that helped her to not only deal with her […]
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Welcome all. Today I’m very lucky to interview Andy Peloquin author of The Last Bucelarii (Book 1): Blade of the Destroyer. Hi Andy thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself and your background? Well, I’m a third-culture kid. That means I was raised in a culture to […]
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My Review: If I’m honest I found Alice Takes Back Wonderland difficult to get into. The author has taken many of the childhood stories that we all know and love and written them for an adult audience. I’m not entirely sure if I agree with this or not. The whole thing felt like stealing to […]
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Welcome all. Today I’m very lucky to interview Jan DeLima author of the Celtic Wolves series. Hi Jan, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself and your background. Thank you for inviting me! I live in Maine with my husband and our two sons. Two very spoiled English […]
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My Review: Superb I think is the word to describe High Tide. Set in a Cornwall coastal town, we follow Kate and Vanessa as they deal with life after bereavement, while simultaneously learning more about the other town residents. Kate is a high flying party planner who returns home from New York after her mother […]
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My Review: Here’s a time travel book that will have your head spinning! Hexad: The Factory is one weird story. Imagine deciding that there is time travel and to prove it you dig up the proof, which you have left in the garden ten years later! That confusing enough for you? Ok so yeah, this […]
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My name is Sunshine and once a year I run Sunshine Tours! I like to take a break from my life to recharge my batteries, you know that feeling when you just need to do something that is totally different to the hum drum of […]
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My Review: The premise of the War Prince is a good one, but sadly in this instance, was not well executed. Basically the story is that Anthony Cast is born alive only thanks to Adrian (an angel who guards heaven’s gates) gives him his own heart. Anthony is destined to have a new son, who will […]
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Welcome all. Today I’m very lucky to interview Michael Boyd, author of The Hungering Light. Hi Mike, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself and your background? When did you decide to become a writer? I had a lung infection a ways back that almost killed me. When […]
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My Review: Two for the Road is the third set of story’s from Ekta Garb, and they do not disappoint. This third book introduces two completely new stories, and characters. The first ‘Excess Baggage see’s an exhausted Allison returning from a business trip and wanting to just flop out and relax. But when her bestie […]
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My Review: The Devil’s Fool is another one of those books that you just will not put down. You will be sucked right into the story from the off. Eve’s parents are the most violent witches around and try to force Eve to use her own powers, but she refuses. That’s until she meets Boaz […]
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“My queen, it grows late.” Queen Lila was about to address the enormous man casting his silver-hued shadow over her as Rowena. But no. Her sword was gone and neck-deep in espionage with the master of the East Watch, and a hammer named Erik was her guardian these days. What sad eyes the man had, […]
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My Review: The Assiduous Quest of Tobias Hopkins follows Tobias as he sails to Jamaica in the 17th century in search of his father. He finds more than he bargains for and finds him on another mysterious quest. The problem is others are interested in this quest to! Historically, this book transports you back to […]
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Writing in the male perspective is akin to freedom. And although I love to write empowered women in their various levels or snark, sarcasm, stubbornness, sweetness, and strength, something about slipping into a male’s persona liberates me. Granted, most of the time, I find it easier. No. This isn’t because I believe males are less […]
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Today I’m very lucky to interview Paula Millhouse author of Chalvaren Rising: A Kingdom of Chalvaren Romance (#2) Hi Paula! Thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself and your background? Hi Lisa Shaw! Thanks for inviting me to The Reading Head today. Waves at Readers I grew up […]
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My Review Dry Land was an interesting Sci-Fi #book, I was fascinated by the thought of terraforming the Moon. Based on the outcome, I’m hoping this isn’t one of those stories that is more fact than fiction in a couple hundred years! The characters were well presented and believable, both the human and hybrid kind, and […]
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My Review: Wish to Dare is a short novella that packs one big punch! When Dean wakes up from his 2 year long coma, he decides to change his life. From a womanizing party animal this football star decides to become a role model to others. The only snag he has is his poor decision […]
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My Review: To say Dying Embers is confusing is an understatement. I found this book extremely difficult to follow from the beginning. Some of the characters had two names which made getting a grasp on any one of them impossible, this meant that I was never able to connect. The concept of the story is […]
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Excerpt From chapter 13, Mom I’d Like to Introduce You to My Fiancé: …..…Jenny (the mother) walked up the hill to Roundabend. She called Lacy Dawn’s name every few yards. Her muddy tennis shoes slipped and slid. I hear her voice. Why won’t she answer me? “Sounds like she’s talking to someone,” Jenny said to […]
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My Review After reading Good Intentions, I have to say I’m not entirely sure what to make of it. As the third and last part of this trilogy, I was disappointed by the ending. It leaves a lot of questions unanswered which is more than a little frustrating at the end of a book or […]
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Welcome all. Today I’m very lucky to interview Betty Adams author of “Dying Embers”, which I will be reviewing on Thursday. Hi Betty thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself and your background? When did you decide to become a writer? I don’t think that there was ever one […]
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