It was a huge reading month for me, so I thought I’d do one of these fun, reading stat style posts! Overall Stats 6 books (Rookie numbers, I know, but I tried!)2050 pagesAbout 68 pages per day (So high because it’s summer!)2 beta-reading projects (that don’t count because they’re not finished yet! Lol) Genres 1 …
Once, she was a prisoner surrounded by luxury, protected as the King Midas' favored but ostracized from the world. Now, she's a prisoner to one of the kingdom's most feared armies and the commander himself--a vicious man with many secrets waiting to be uncovered. One of those Auren already knows. Commander Rip is Fae. His …
Continue reading "Review #43: Glint (Plated Prisoner #2) by Raven Kennedy"
Happy Tuesday! It's release day for this lovely anthology that I did with the folks over at Damien Hanson Books (or Sconnie Books, as we call ourselves). Blurb:Boxes—rigid rectangular containers usually made of wood, metal, or cardboard. But what happens when boxes become more than the boring definition they’re given? When the contents become more …
You like that title? Lol Because I couldn't think of anything else. I don't talk about my own writing too often! I've tried to keep this blog ALL about other books! That seems to work well for me. But today, an editorial review of Caged went live on Reedsy Discovery, and I want you all …
The year is 2446. Tzadkiel, Archangel of Mercy, has somehow found the one merciful person left on Earth. His job is mostly complete with Lourdes at his side. Nothing but his conscious stands between him and releasing the Final Horseman from his waiting place.First, though, he needs to find a place to keep Lourdes safe. …
Continue reading "Book Review #22: Clandestine by Cynthia Morgan"
In a world torn apart by war, people flee to The Sanctuary for "safety." What greets them though is a divided society where the High live in splendor, and the Slums are overrun with poverty and filth. The inhabitants aren't supposed to mingle.Selena and Rowan can't help it, though. After a passionate start to their …
Continue reading "Book Review #13: The Sanctuary by Lauren Rigby"
This year has been rough. I've said it before, and I'll say it over and over again until it's finally over. It has-- by far-- been one of the strangest and most difficult years for everyone I know. We've all had to adjust and flex and struggle our way through this. And it's not even …
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When James Hall wakes up in a dark, doorless, concrete box with no clue of how he got there or where "there" is, he has no idea that this is just the beginning of his problems. The truth unravels itself slowly: this is an unofficial, covert prison designed by two twisted minds to remove offenders …
*taps mic* Does this thing still work? I mean, it's been dead silent for.... two weeks? Let me just say: YIKES. Last week was rough, y'all. Between worrying about this election and work and life and UGH. It was too much. I have been hard at work on the next Idyllic book, which I'll start …
Continue reading "Book Review #7: The Sensorians: Awakening by Brigitte Starkenburg"
Hey, everyone! I thought for this week's post, I'd share some of the songs that inspired and fueled Caged. I'll type a little bit about every song to give you some background info! The Beginning by Factor Eight: I absolutely love this song. All of Factor Eight's songs are instrumental and series soundtrack fuel. I …
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