Detective Lexi Danvers has had a hard go of it in her personal life. As a homicide detective catches a case involving a child killer, her main suspect is out of her reach. Detective Xavier Knight gets partnered up with Lexi, his job is to make sure she is still able to do her job within the best of her ability. Xavier is worried about her behavior, but can he honestly evaluate her with his attraction growing? Can they bring justice to a little boys family? Great read that kept me hooked from the beginning. This was the first book by this author, but will not be the last.
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WOW! Colors of Darkness is such a touching and inspiring read, and it caught me completely off-guard. To begin with, the author is blind and brings such awareness to the struggles and achievements that come with having a disability. I love how it teaches others to not only be aware, and how to deal with disabilities, but also to be more caring and sensitive about it. The descriptive poems are so heartwarming and touching, and the activities included help you “see” what it is like to live with blindness. I am thankful to have picked this one up since I have always been very much about being kind to others, but this opened my eyes in a way I didn’t know I needed. Thank you for this unique spin on what it is like to miss out on one of your senses! I say this one is a must read.
I listened to the audiobook while following along with the ebook. I really enjoyed it, but I probably wouldn’t do it like that again. The Narrator has a very creative reading style and does an amazing job with the the different character voices!
I was drawn in by the synopsis, but found it hard to get into the book. I had to take a couple breaks and a few times paused the audiobook to reread some pages. With that being said, once getting halfway through the book, the Author definitely hit their stride and has me wanting more.
The Author does a fantastic job with main character, Ian Troy, and his struggle with the suffering and heartbreaks he continually faces. The world in which he lives and all the past and continuing pain, makes this book a heavier, darker toned read.
Although I have read many fantasy novels, the Author has a very unique take on magic, and how it works. I have high hopes for the next two books in the series and I look forward to reading more works by this author!
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I legit cried! A Cold Creek Christmas brought happy tears to my eyes. I’m an empath so that’s not a difficult task, however it also means that I identified with the characters on a personal level. I’ve recently been reading a lot of random books in series, and I can say I want to go back and read books 1-4 because I guarantee the author will be pulling at my heartstrings with those as well! Though this is Book 5 in the Reigning Hearts series it stands extremely strong as a stand-alone novel as well! Amber, emotionally broken beyond repair or at least so she thinks. Till an unexpected “snowstorm” named Giovanni came into her life, with his daughter Talia. Amber dislikes Christmas, for reasons I won’t disclose because I want you to read it. lol Giovanni seems to make it his mission to turn that around for her, not expecting to fall in love in the process. Now is your chance to take a gander and see what happens between Amber and Giovanni, as well as any difficulties and obstacles that may present themselves along the way. While you’re doing that I’m going to go back and read book 1!
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If anyone can tell the difference between monsters and humans, it’s Dahlia Nite. For nearly a century, she’s hunted one to protect the other; safeguarding humanity from the creatures that slip through the torn veil between the worlds–creatures like her. But the lines are blurring. As people begin mutating and combusting on the streets, Dahlia realizes a strange affliction has descended upon Sentinel City. The mysterious ailment strikes all walks of life, from the posh, high-end nightclub district to the homeless community. Its victims, driven to random acts of savagery, are drawing attention too fast to cover up.
Assigned to the case, Dahlia and her human partner, Detective Alex Creed, investigate the deaths. But all they have are questions and bodies, and a public on the verge of panic. Working behind the scenes with her self-appointed sidekick, Casey Evans, Dahlia struggles to discover what, or who, is behind the alarming transformations. As the violence spreads and the mystery unfolds, she wonders: are the victims still human? Were they ever?
Chain Reaction is the second book in the Nite Fire Series.
C. L. Schneider is an award-winning author of dark epic and urban fantasy, including The Crown of Stones Trilogy and the Nite Fire Series. Born in a small Kansas town, she resides in New York’s scenic Hudson Valley Region with her husband and two sons. To learn more about the worlds Schneider creates, please visit www.clschneiderauthor.com or connect with her on social media, where she is an active part of the indie author community.
Alyse died and she isn’t happy about it. She finds herself stuck in a ghost town occupied by dead souls with whom she has nothing in common. Her reaction to her loneliness and isolation is to throw a neighborhood block party for her little outpost in the afterlife. In the course of her party-planning, Alyse experiences a series of revelations about herself and other people–lessons she had failed to learn while alive–which leave her happier and wiser at the end of the story.
From Booklife (Publisher’s Weekly):
“Koerber weaves a slow, captivating exploration of life, death, and the place of kindness and forgiveness in the salvation of the spirit.
I live on a island in the Puget Sound with my husband and my dogs. I am a retired teacher, presently doing in -home care for disabled people while volunteering at a dog rescue
My degree is in art, and I am a painter, graphic artist, and ceramic sculptor. The writing started about five years ago, a surprise to me and everyone who knows me, since I had never written anything before.
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New York Police Department’s Sixteenth Precinct in Manhattan is under siege by the flu, and Detective Nick Larson and his partner, Detective Victor Sacco, are up to their armpits with work overload. The captain’s cigar is seriously chewed, and everyone is working around the clock. To complicate matters, on a personal level, things aren’t going smoothly, either. Laura Howard, the woman Nick loves, is also having issues with a psycho twin sister who is doing everything to ruin Laura’s business and her life.
Then Nick’s captain assigns a new case, a suicide. From the moment Nick steps on scene, however, something doesn’t feel quite right, especially when, upon investigating the case further, the supposed suicide looks more and more like an actual homicide. Immediately, Nick’s instincts kick into gear, but rev into overdrive when similar, questionable suicides pop up around the area. And with the way things have been going lately, it would just be Nick’s luck to have a serial killer on the loose.
Set in New York City, Hanging Softly in the Night is a story of murder, mental illness, determination, perseverance, and, ultimately, justice.
Recipient of the following awards:
2021 Bronze Medal Global Book Awards
2021 Honorable Mention Readers’ Favorite Book Awards
2021 Top Pick Medal Author Shout Reader Ready Awards
Maria Elena Alonso-Sierra is an award-winning author with a unique point of view: thrills and kills, with a twist. Her characters are placed in danger in ingenuous ways while, at the same time, her novels are set in locales across Europe and the United States, reflecting her international upbringing and extensive time as a Cuban exile and global traveler.
The author’s writing career began circa age thirteen with a very juvenile science fiction short story; but the writing bug hit, and she has been writing, in one capacity or another, ever since. She has worked as a professional dancer, singer, journalist, and literature teacher in both the university and middle school levels (and not necessarily in that order) and holds a Masters in English literature. All her novels have received different accolades, including gold, silver and bronze medals.
Ms. Alonso-Sierra loves to hear from readers. When not writing, she roams around to discover new places to set her novels.
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If Tally and her angel Jophiel can’t break the curse hanging over a North Yukon village since the Klondyke Gold Rush, Tally will never see her dad again. In a race against time, over frozen lakes and snowy mountains, Tally faces greater challenges than she ever imagined. Wolves, gold-obsessed hunters, and mythical beings from the stars threaten everything that matters to her. At least Tally has an angel on her side – but Jophiel seems to know these mythical beings already, and he is afraid too…
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Eve Sawyer is hoping to solve yet another mystery. When her friends mother calls her in desperation to say her daughter is missing, Eve jumps into action. Through the questioning of several people Eve and her friend Bob come to find that the boyfriend of the missing girl is also nowhere to be found. Have they run away together? Are they safe? This fast paced mystery pulls you in from the beginning and has you wondering whether Eve will be finding them dead or alive.
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Amber is not a fan of Christmas (and that’s putting it lightly). She is known as the town Grinch because she just dislikes it all. Her ill-feelings stem from her childhood and she just does not want anything to do with the holidays.
Gio is a single dad that loves the holidays. He has just moved to town when he makes his way into Amber’s bar…and he is determined to help her find the joy of Christmas again after he hears about her past. However, Amber is not so easy to win over. Can Gio and his daughter, Talia, change mind? Or is Amber destined to hate the holidays forever?
This is such a quick read that I devoured it in one sitting. I don’t want to give a lot away because it is a great book to jump into without any spoilers! I have enjoyed past books from this author and this one is probably one of my favorites. The characters are lovable, and it is the perfect time of year to be reading a story like this!
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I really enjoyed this take on self-help. The author gives recommendations and follows up with her personal experiences and journey with each aspect, and is frank when something will be hard and admits to pitfalls. She brings us on a journey to help find the feminine (not just talking about gender, but the emotion) being within ourself so we can nurture it and be open to the magic in the everyday and the universe’s way of guiding us to happy.
I enjoyed the structure of the book, with the chapters being succinct and exemplifying exactly what is meant. The breakdown within each chapter is also clear and concise, allowing the reader to follow along easily. I thoroughly enjoyed the encouragement to sit back and reflect on what I had read and learned with the guided questions. It allows the reader to stop and think how the aspects talk about can be applied in our own life and how that can help to bring overall peace by living with the magic around us.
This is a self-help book I will be happy to go back and read again when needed, and one I will be recommending to others when they find themself in a rut.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Alexandria Richardhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAlexandria Richard2021-12-07 22:10:202021-12-07 22:10:20Practically Pagan – An Alternative Guide to Magical Living by Maria DeBlassie – Review by Alexandria Richard
I absolutely love this book! It is a fast-paced read that keeps you turning the page. In the book the main protagonists are Lee and Adam or “Finn”. Lee is one of the people on earth that got magical abilities after a magical solar flare affected both earth and the population. Lee’s specific ability causes her to become weak and sick the longer she uses them. The adverse effects are compared to a cancer that is slowly killing her. Her actual magic ability consists of ‘surfing’ magical lay lines causing her to travel somewhere in an instant. She can also go into a different world or energy field on earth that can make her disappear from sight. Adam is a detective trying to figure a way to reverse magic in people to bring more stability back to earth. To do this he needs a specific type of magic, a person who is a Limnel which is exactly what Lee is. Adam goes undercover within a thief crew that Lee is in, to capture her. I quite enjoyed that dynamic between Adam and Lee, and the growth between the two. Along the way are many twists and turns that many readers will enjoy! I highly recommend this read.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Emily Beehlerhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngEmily Beehler2021-12-07 21:21:042021-12-07 21:21:04Thief of Magic (Shadowed Minds Book 1) by Bree Moore – Review by Emily Beehler
As a woman who had a child when i was considered too young, this book just blew me away. I could see how this might not be everyones cup of tea, but wow! So well written and so captivating! An amazong insight on the time frame and beliefs in that time as well! I really enjoyed this book and found it to be so well written! Definately reccomend
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This was a great 5 star read. Boy the description wasn’t kidding when it said that Amber hates Christmas. You definitely find that out within the first few pages. She has a pub in a small town that celebrates Christmas every year. She opens up her ovens to a good friend that needed to finish her gingerbread house. This is where Amber meets Giovanni, and lets just say the sparks flew instantly.
Giovanni has moved to town with his daughter to take over his grandmother’s business. When he meets Amber he is instantly attracted to her. When his grandmother shares Amber’s story he can’t help but want to open his heart and home up to her.
Will they get a Christmas miracle and a HEA?
Overall I really enjoyed this read, my emotions were all over the place. The author does a great job of pulling you in with her writing. All of the characters added a great element to the story. If you’re looking for a great holiday romance I highly suggest this book. 1-click and get started today.
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Amber has a bar in town and she dislikes everything about Christmas. Her house is the only house on her block with no Christmas lights at all. Gio, has come to town to help his nonna and to take over so she can retire. The minute he walks into Amber’s bar to pick something up for Nonna, he immediately is attracted to Amber. They end up having drinks together for the good part of the night. Gio and Amber grow a bit closer and he tries to figure her out. Why does she dislike Christmas so much. She has a secret no one knows. Will Gio find out the truth? Also what about Gio’s secret? Not really a secret…more like he hasn’t had a chance to tell Amber about a huge part of his life. I thought this book was perfectly written and a sweet holiday quickie for the readers.
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There has not been a single book by this author that did not hit me right in the feels. I love everything about this book from cover to cover. We start out meeting Amber, our neighborhood Grinch, and don’t get a ton of backstory right away. (Which is perfect!) It’s the build-up that hooks you! Mama needs help with her gingerbread and, naturally, has chosen Ms. Anti-Christmas herself to assist with this. But Mama apparently has a grandson that is EVERYTHING Amber (and all of us) needed. Giovanni is handsome, sweet, and a complete gentleman from their first interaction down to their last. While he fails to tell Amber right away about his daughter and his rough past with her mother, everything is revealed the way it was meant to be. I made it halfway through the book before I needed the tissues. Everything from the half point forward tugs on your heartstrings in such a good way. I love the interaction between them and the revelations of both of their pasts. It was such a great story, I cannot wait for more Christmas stories this season!
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This is my first book by this author. I enjoyed reading this book. I did not read the first two books but I am definitely going to. I loved how realistic this book felt. I felt myself drawn into the story. I was taken on an adventure and loved it.
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This is one of the best reads I have picked up in awhile! Its my 2nd time reading a book by this author, but as always she delivers something very much worthwhile! It is book 3 in the series so I must play catch up, but I know I will have fun along the way.
The main character is Eve, and she is on the hunt to solve this mystery of a missing girl, and her boyfriend. Eve herself is a student and quite a phenomenon in general. This story had many twists and unexpected turns, and each time I felt close I ended up right back where I started. This mystery will keep you on your toes, and keep you with the book open until you get to the end!
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This is a paranormal story with some crime mixed into the story. The plotline is engaging and the characters really enhance the story. The story is about Harlow, a charm collector who has bounty hunters for her parents. Her father died because of his work and her mother left town. She said she did not want to follow in her parent’s footsteps. Instead, she developed a knack for charm collecting. That is until she found a gorgeous sword. Her find of a gorgeous sword causes her some trouble. Trouble has found Harlow. This book is an adventure, magic, danger, and suspense. I highly recommend this book to those who are looking for adventure and suspense.
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If your looking for a new fantastic murder mystery to leave you on the edge of your seat, then look no further. This is the first book that I have read bu this author but after reading this novel I will definitely be looking for more. The characters were simply amazing and realistic, the plot was beautifully woven, and the mystery is so deep you’ll be furiously flipping the pages to see what happens next. While this book is part of a series it can be read as a standalone, I however loved it so much I’ll be picking up the first two. But personally my favorite thing about this book was all of the plot twists, just when I thought I had everything figured out, one turn of the page would throw in a twist. So if your looking for a good murder mystery pick up this one today.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Stephanie Corbinhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngStephanie Corbin2021-12-07 21:10:452021-12-07 21:10:45MURDER OFF ROUTE 82 (Eve Sawyer Mystery Book 3) by Jane Suen – Review by stephanie nicole
Murder off Route 82 is the 3rd book in the Eve Sawyer Mystery series. While it does have overlapping characters, it doesn’t really need to be read in order or as a series. It can be enjoyed as a stand alone, as it’s a full story. I always look forward to this author’s books, and never know what to expect. They never seem to turn out the way I think they will, and this was no different. There is a HUGE bomb dropped on us at the very end, out of left field, so to speak. I didn’t see it coming, but it wrapped up the book nicely. The characters aren’t super deep, I didn’t feel any attachment or connection to them, but they are each unique with their own background story. The mystery kept me going, but I felt like the actual reveal of where the girl and her boyfriend were was a little bland and anti-climatic. I was hoping for something more intense, but the bomb previously mentioned made up for it.
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I started reading this book alone, then stopped and decided to read this with my oldest son. He’s in second grade, and was the perfect partner to do these activities with. Like many children he’s curious and has had his fair share of questions over the years seeing people out and about in wheelchairs or with service dogs and canes. I think this was perfect for him to learn and understand better with these activities and the authors thought provoking questions! We definitely ended the book with new knowledge!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Jaclynhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngJaclyn2021-12-07 21:03:122021-12-07 21:03:12The Colors of Darkness by Feather Chelle – Review by Jaclyn DeTullio
This novel, was beautiful and wonderful all in the same structure of all it could be. The story and visionary effects it was able to give was beyond what the ordinary universe could normally give such a effect of! I really loved how this book has taken off! I will be wanting and needing to read the next installments in the series to see what is to happen to my beloved characters next! This novel was full of Amazement!
For me having very high interest in Tales and stories labeled as Myths, this story truly spoke to me and drew me in , and I mean it really did, entire body and soul! I could not get enough of the effects and the story that had taken flight and shaped the plot as it did! The story line was full of intrigue. I could not get enough of Ember, and her story and who she was! She was a character you do not forget about, and you truly feel for her, and only want her to get the life she deserves! She was very admirable!
Ember I knew had secrets and was mysterious in her own ways, I was very enlightened as I learned some truths, and I do feel strongly I will learn more as the series continues. I have so many questions! I was very much engulfed by the magic of this book. I also enjoyed Austin and who he was, I feel the flames between him and Ember are not ready to fizz out anytime soon! They were magical together! I loved the author and their ability to write this beautiful, capitating, and very in depth story! Loved it!
The story is off to a wonderful start, the power and magic this book possess is truly unlike many I have read. Its different, in a good captivating way. The author has put together a wonderful start to a series, and I am very curious to where and how things will happen next, what truths and other things will the story unfold? This is a must read, no doubt about it! Highly recommend this amazing novel and author!
This book just kinda jumped off the shelf at me. Not because I am pagan and not because I want to be pagan, but rather because I am always interested in someone else’s point of view regardless if I agree with it or not. I actually ended up enjoying it. Believe it or not there are some really great life lessons in this book. Definitely things I needed to be reminded to do in my daily life and that really are not just about magical abilities. Such as slow Down. We are always in hurry and we often forget to just stop and enjoy the beauty of something even in the midst of a scary, sad or dark situation you can almost always find beauty. When we intentionally slow down and look for that beauty our lives become richer and our world becomes a little more attractive. Overall I give this book five stars because it really does have a lot of wisdom in it that I believe a large percentage of today’s societies could use to bring peace and tranquillity back to every day life.
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I love a book that does a good twisted psychological thriller, but this author literally took that and blew me away and then twisted me around a few more times! I was totally hooked and immersed in the writing and the story and what it gave to me as a reader! Holy crud this was so freaking good! Seriously!!
The book, I found everything really ties in the more you get into it! You get the basics when you first start if your like me you get a bunch of questions and wonder when you first start reading to what is and what came to be sort of thing. I got hooked rather quickly with this book I would say, the thrill of the read was certainly there, and shock and twists literally kept popping up at every turn! Loved this book!
I found often as I read through, I knew the truth of things to say the least, but shortly after I was wrong. This was a constant consistency through out the book for sure. I loved that fine detail. The author did a great engaging psychological book that truly was capable of twisting the reader’s mind, literally every blink of my eyes, I felt shocked and impressed with the writing. The story and the truth as it begins to unfold really keeps you at the edge of the seat. You really need to read this to see what I am talking about and untangle the web yourself! You will not be disappointed, I assure you that!
The book was mesmerizing in all the details it held. The writing was absolutely perfect, and was amazing book of its genre! I could not get enough of this story and its unraveling. Seriously, amazing book. I do with all my soul highly recommend this must read1 Its a book surely not to be missed out on!
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This book was a book powerful full of an impact. It was beautiful and full of emotion! What these women went through, was undeniable. They all faced struggled and hard to work through a lot. The emotions and events they felt truly stay with you! The writing was amazing, the author knew exactly how to write this!
As I read through, I so easily connected to the women and their stories, as well as their hardships and who they were and who they came to be! Honestly the writing was amazing and truly kept me invested and wanting to know more as I read though. I could not get enough. I found the book had a lot of moments for these women with reflection. They made their choices and stand by them, but if they chose a different choice and action, would the outcome have been different , and a better choice?
The book was beautiful and intriguing all at the same time. I was very much invested in the women and their stories, their triumphs as well as their heart breaks they had to face and endure! These women were powerful people and I would never wish what they went though on anyone. I believe the challenges they faced and how they dealt as well as overcame everything made them stronger inside and out!
The writing was amazing, and the story flowed so very nicely. I could not get enough. It was a work of art for me and this story and the lives of the characters I met will stay with me for a long time, these stories and book are ones I will not be forgetting anytime soon. I loved this book for all it was, and yes, I do highly recommend this must read book! It is more than just a worthwhile read, its a powerful read!
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This book was amazing, and full of visual effects for the reader, and I really found I had such an experience while I was reading this, it was amazing for everything. I really felt I was right there learning, exploring as well as questioning. This book impacted my brain and was honestly a truly amazing read of a book!
The Traveler tells his story, but for me he more than tells it! He takes you on a journey that can not be described my basic words. You lived is journey, felt his journey of all thigs he experienced. It was amazing to feel all that from reading this book! He is telling the story to another character, that in more than one way truly needed to hear the stories and experiences of The Traveler. I did not realize how much or the impact could be till I got towards the end! All I can say is Wow! Just wow!
I am a big Sci-fi fan myself, but this one is nothing else like anything I have gotten to experience. It was ground breaking and breathtaking all at the same time. The book is one that has to be experienced, and there is no exceptions that will say otherwise! A story that intrigues and amazes you throughout the read!
I loved the sci-fi side of the story, as well as the feelings and emotions I felt truly as I read this book and heard The Traveler’s story of life and the experiences that came with it. This story and book literally swept me away. I loved it so much, it was amazing truly. It is a must read, and yes I highly recommend!
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Fall to Pieces by Becky Flade
