There are a lot of ways to get into the Christmas spirit: Decorate, turn on your favourite songs, watch your favourite movie, take a walk in the snow... Read a book. There are plenty of Christmas-y books out there to choose from, too, but there's one more to add to your list: The Christmas Walk... Continue Reading →
Book excerpt: Drowning Lessons, by Rachel Neuburger Reynolds
I have a confession: I'm one of those weird (horrible, some may think) people who tends to read the last few paragraphs of a book before buying it. I don't know why it started, but I can tell you why it continues. See, before I decide if I want to read a book, I need... Continue Reading →
Cover reveal: Pawsitively Poisonous, by Melissa Erin Jackson
First things first: I love the title of today's cover reveal novel: Pawsitively Poisonous, by Melissa Erin Jackson. I mean, it's both cute and intriguing, and promising a little bit of danger. I just... gah. Again, I love it. Okay, now that I have that out of my system, let's get moving with the actual... Continue Reading →
Book excerpt: Beneath the Ferny Tree, by David Schembri
Short stories have a different sort of appeal to them than novels do, but you get just as much satisfaction from them. Besides, it takes a certain amount of skill and style to get a reader invested in a character or plot in such a limited number of words. Oddly enough, when I want to... Continue Reading →
Book excerpt: Cutie Pies and Deadly Lies, by Addison Moore
Here's the thing about Cutie Pies and Deadly Lies, by Addison Moore: I love the concept of it. I fell in love with it as soon as I read the summary. I mean, a woman who knows something ominous is going to happen because she sees dead pets? How can you not want to read... Continue Reading →