Remember back in August, when I helped reveal the cover of Sun Storm, by Marlow Kelly? At that point, I said the novel sounded like the type of book that makes you question who's going to survive, but in the best way possible. I've had the chance to read it now, and you know what?... Continue Reading →
Sometimes, it's a single line in summary that hooks me. That isn't to say that the rest of the summary isn't good or interesting, just that that one line is incredibly intriguing. A lot of summaries try to pull it off, but end up with something a little closer to cliched. That's not the case... Continue Reading →
Some covers do such a wonderful job of conveying a mood, don't you think? Such is the case for the cover of Falling For You, by Charlotte Blake. It feels like autumn--the warmth of a comfortable sweater, the beauty of falling leaves, the cozy scent of pumpkin pie and turkey. All of which makes a... Continue Reading →
Romance can be good all on its own, but adding a second element can take a novel up to new heights. If I'm reading a romance novel, one of my favourite secondary elements is suspense. Not the type of suspense that makes you wonder if the couple will end up together; I'm talking about the... Continue Reading →
Something about the summary for Welcome to Your Life, by Katrina Marie, struck me as soon as I read it. I'm not entirely sure what it was, but I think it had something to do with the single mother angle. Whatever it was that struck me, it prompted me to sign up to take part... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 