Posted in Book Review, Dakota Wilde

Love, Betrayal and Godly Powers: Odessa’s Journey Through The Nocturne Abyss

The Nocturne Abyss by Dakota Wilde

The Nocturne Abyss is an annual event, set by the Gods in Paris. Each year, 16 people are summoned, and once summoned, there is no way out; you must compete or be killed, and your family is killed too. The games are set in the catacombs of Paris, and the goal is to be the first to reach the end. Each participant receives a gold mask that contains a drop of the God’s power it represents. To collect other powers, you must kill the other contestants for their masks. The contestant who wins gets to keep their power along with lots of riches.

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Posted in Book Review, Lauren Biel

From Frostbite To First Kill: Navigating Love And Death In Slay Ride By Lauren Biel

Slay Ride by Lauren Biel

Slay Ride by Lauren Biel is book 2 in the Slaycation series, which is a dark rom-com series. Book 1, Sinners Retreat, focused on Kindra and Ezra, at the tropical retreat for serial killers. You can find my review for that here. Book 2, Slay Ride, focused on Cat and Bennett, and it is at the winter retreat.

Bennett is Ezra’s brother, and Cat is Kindra’s best friend. Cat does not yet have her first kill under her belt, and Bennett and Cat hate each other, so Bennett decides that he wants to kill block Cat at every turn. In doing so, they both end up stranded in the Alaska wilderness, in Winter. They manage to make it to the Cabin before Cat dies of frostbite. Here is where their relationship changes, and they, of course, are stuck together in a cabin. What is going to happen? The horizontal tango!

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Posted in Author Interviews

Exploring the Mind of Harleigh Beck: Horror, Romance, and Inspiration

After my interview with Kinsley Kincaid, which you can read here. I knew I wanted to do more of them, and the first person to come to mind for another interview was Harleigh Beck. I am a huge fan of her work, and she is super sweet. My friends, after reading my interview with Kinsley, also said I should do more, and so I asked who they thought I should ask, and they also said Harleigh, I knew it had to be. I was anxious as hell sliding into Harleigh’s DMs to ask her which is daft because every time we have spoken, she is so kind and sweet, but hey, anxiety isn’t logical!

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Posted in Monthly Reading Wrap Ups

June Book Summary: Health Struggles & Reading Highlights

I can’t believe another month has come to an end. The 6th month too! How has half a year gone by already? Crazy.

This is what I have read in June. I haven’t managed to do individual reviews on here for many of them, but they are all on my TikTok. I have not had the best month health-wise. I have been very drained, dealing with insomnia as well as mini strokes. I will try to get to them, though  ðŸ™ƒ

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Indie Author Spotlights: Promote Unique Voices

I love supporting indie authors. I have already posted 2 spotlight posts for indie authors, and here is another one with another set of indie authors I have found through threads.
Click on the author’s name underneath their picture for more information and a link to either their website, Amazon store or social media account.
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with these authors! I have not read these books. I am just trying to help get them out in the world and reach more people.

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Discover Hidden Indie Authors You’ll Love

Here are more indie authors you may not have heard of and may love.
Click on the authors’ names below their graphics to read more about them and a link to their website, social media or Amazon profile.

Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with any of these authors, I have not read these books, and I am just helping them hopefully reach more people.

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Support Rising Indie Authors: Your Next Favorite Read

I saw a post on threads where the creator asked Indie Authors to leave their promotional graphics in the replies for them to share, and I thought this was a fabulous idea. I also wanted to do the same. As I type this, I am receiving a fair number of replies, and so I have decided (where possible) to make this a regular post. I will create a blog post promoting indie authors’ works. So get your pens ready to add these books to your TBR.

I have not read the books on the list, so I cannot comment on what I think of them. However, I am making them available to you so that you can read them if you choose.

Click on the authors’ names for links and information about them.

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Posted in Book Review, Tate James

Timber by Tate James: The Epic Conclusion of the Hades Series

Timber by Tate James

Timber is the 4th and final book in the Hades series, and when I say that I am sad right now that this is over, I’m not even being dramatic. I think I’m grieving.

As with the others, this book follows on exactly where book 3 ends. We think Zed is in the FBI, and Hades has been arrested.

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Posted in Book Review, Tate James

Exploring the Drama and Secrets in Club 22 by Tate James

Club 22 by Tate James

I have just finished this book and headed straight upstairs to my computer to write this review. 1, so I remember everything, and 2, because I feel like there is a lot to unpack in this one.

This book picks up where book 2 ended, Hades has just shot Cass because he has been working with Chase and dealing with PCP. We see Cass’ funeral and the reapers transitioning to the control of Roach.

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