Elemental Fire (The Hidden Realms #1) by E.G. Manetti-Review by Amanda Kimble

Elemental Fire (The Hidden Realms #1)Elemental Fire by E.G. Manetti
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Elemental Fire (The Hidden Realms #1) by E.G. Manetti

This is the first book I’ve read by the author. Elemental Fire is the first book in The Hidden Realms Series. The book was such a fascinating story. Fairy tales come to life in this book.

Rad is a fire elemental and interested in Sin. Being an Enforcer is hard work, but worth it in the end. Sin helps him in a crisis and he can’t help but repay her. He is intrigued by her the more he gets to know her. The quote I chose for Rad is: “Sin, you fascinate me. Beguile me. But that is not why. You trusted us over your own kind. On nothing but our word. Within the hidden realms, we owe you an act of similar courage or trust. The monetary reward must equate to the value of the debt.”

Sin is a human who can see the Hidden for who they truly are. She is a PI which is how she meets an Imp she later helps break out of jail. She finds Rad interesting and can’t seem to keep him off her mind. The quote I chose for Sin is: “Whoever is sourcing the dark-b knows it’s illegal beyond the veil. Otherwise, they’d be working with you or another warden. If they are caught, under the treaty, they get handed over to the Elders’Council for trial and judgment. The few criminals who have returned after the Elders’Council justice, aged decades in days. I would want a lot more than a fat bank account to risk a big piece of my life.”

Highly recommended for Paranormal Romance lovers.

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Chevalier (War Horses Book 1) by Scott Warren – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

War Horses Book 1: ChevalierWar Horses Book 1: Chevalier by Scott Warren
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Chevalier (War Horses Book 1) by Scott Warren

Chevalier is the first book in the War Horses Series and is a action packed Sci-Fi Adventure that I truly enjoyed reading. This is my first book I’ve read by this author and I’m fairly new to Mecha genre. The title and the cover totally fascinated me so I had to see what this was all about and Wow not what I expecting but better than I ever imagined. Get ready to be pulled into one fascinating story that will keep you turning the pages till the end. This is a Military Sci-Fi with Mecha soldiers that is packed with action, adventure, drama and so much more. I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next. Its definitely one of the most entertaining I’ve read in a while. I look forward to reading more from this Author.

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Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Nakyshia Leger

Rainbow's Red Book of PoetryRainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed connecting with the poems in this book. Each one was inspirational, encouraging me to open my mind and dig deeper into my own self-awareness. The pieces in this collaboration spell out survivor and tell the tale of someone who has overcome many obstacles. As a survivor myself, each piece resonated with me and reminded me of the growth I have made. I revisited this book several times and got a little more from it with each read. What an inspirational journey these works will take you on! Well worth the read.

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Friends with Benies (Paris in Springtime Book 7) by T.B. Bond – Review by Crystal Brehant

Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance (Paris in Springtime Book 7)Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance by T.B. Bond
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a cute story. Classic denying of love existing despite it being obvious. This was the 7th book in the series and I have not read the others. I did not feel like I was missing anything. It’s a stand alone book. I do want to read the others though after having read this one! This was a fun quick read.

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After She Became a Lady by Wareeze Woodson – Review By Torey Foster

After She Became a LadyAfter She Became a Lady by Wareeze Woodson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

After She Became a Lady takes us back in time to a story of love, danger, suspense, joy, and pain. Laurel is a young innocent girl who falls in love and dreams of happily ever after, but it is ripped away along with her new husband as he has to leave soon after they’re married.
Laurel does a lot of growing up during this time.
I appreciated the time the author took in researching the time, and keeping the language true to the time period. If you are not used to reading period books, it can take a minute to get used to it, but it helps you to feel like you have gone back to that time. This book was full of mystery and intrigue. I liked the story a lot, but I do feel like the ending was rushed. There is all this suspense leading up to what seems like it should be a big reveal, but it just fell a little short. For this reason, I had to take away one star.

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Finding Bryce (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 1) by Debra Parmley – Review by Jenique Bornman

Finding Bryce (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 1)Finding Bryce by Debra Parmley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Finding Bryce is a quick action packed read with great character development especially for a novella.
Two people who are in very different places in their lives become forever entwined by one night of passion. The danger and suspence will have you on the edge of your seat.

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Devlin by Angela K. Parker – Review by Karyn Taylor

DevlinDevlin by Angela K. Parker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Devlin is a really great forbidden office romance. I had never read any of this author’s work so was very unsure what to expect. What I got was a well written story with characters that I really connected with.
Devlin and Evelyn are co-workers who work very well together but away from the office desk, the hatred and the barbs constantly fly between the pair. So why is it Devlin that Evelyn turns to when her long term relationship breaks down? And why is he being so nice to her? (well, most of the time). Not that it matters as their work has a no fraternisation policy.
I really enjoyed reading Devlin and Evelyn’s story. We get to see a totally different side to Devlin that the one painted by Evelyn at the beginning. Although, I’m sure she had never previously seen the real Devlin up until now,
I really liked both characters and found that the story flowed well, keeping me entertained and wanting to keep turning the pages to see how their story turned out. Oh…and just as the story is flowing along so well, the author throws a nice big curveball that I definitely did not see coming.
Definitely recommend.

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We Blend (Falling for the Rockstar’s Daughter Book 1) by Willa Drew – Review by Katrina Evanochko

WE Blend (Falling for the Rockstar's Daughter Series #1)WE Blend by Willa Drew
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wil and El are magic. I don’t usually like slow burn, but this was done right. Their chemistry is off the charts and the building of feelings each time they interact is perfect.

El is an interesting character. She is a bit self-centered, but at the same time does little things for people like Frank, and bringing food for Wil when they are rehearsing. Her story is heartbreaking and when we finally learn it her reactions to so many things make sense.

I really like Wil. He seems to be cocky and confident, and he can be those things, but it is also a mask to hide behind. His character growth throughout the book was interesting to see. I cannot wait to read the next book in the series to see where WE goes next.

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Just One More Egg (Science Folktales Book 6) by Lois Wickstrom – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

Just One More Egg: A Science Folktale (Science Folktales)Just One More Egg: A Science Folktale by Lois Wickstrom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

This was a great book and the educational message behind it as well. Mother Warbler is keeping her nest of 6 little eggs nice and warm when a cuckoo bird barges into Mother Warbler’s nest and lays one egg of her own and then up and leaves. Mother Warbler takes care of all the eggs in her nest including the cuckoo’s egg and never waivers. When a neighboring warbler comes by they are insistant that the cuckoo’s egg is anything but the best thing….and just to be gone with the egg. I love that Mother Warbler never gives up….embraces on being a mother to all eggs in her nest and loves that in the end the cuckoo egg protects the warblers.

I loved this story and can be truly enjoyed by young and old and the lesson it teaches…I also loved the illustrations on each page. What a wonderful story.

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Devlin by Angela K. Parker – Review by Kerry Carr

DevlinDevlin by Angela K. Parker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a really hot and steamy enemies to lover romance set in an office setting. The author does an amazing job with the characters. From the beginning you feel the chemistry between Evelyn and Devlin. Both of them are very career driven but they also can’t deny their attraction.
Evelyn sees Devlin as a playboy. All he does is sleeps with different women and has no plans to settle down so when she gives into temptation after splitting with her boyfriend she knows its a one night thing. It has to be. She can’t stand him and she won’t allow him to ruin her career.

Devlin on the other hand gets a kick out of pushing Evelyn’s buttons and he knows exactly which ones to press. Devlin is deeper than Evelyn thinks and deep down his feelings for her are strong than he would care to admit. Are they strong enough for him to give up his ways and possibly risk moving up in his career? Can he ever convince Evelyn that he is serious and not just after the next notch on his bedpost? And what happens when both their career progressions are at risk if they follow their hearts? Is love worth risking everything for?

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Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Deb Robinson

Rainbow's Red Book of PoetryRainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book of Poetry. Every poem took me to a place in my life to reflect on. How I handled it and how I have grown throughout the years. The author’s words had you smiling at times and sometimes sad at the state of the world today. The poems are short and quick to read but will stay with you for a while.

The poems are written in a simplest way that you will understand and not complicated like Shakespear. If you enjoy poetry as much as I do. This is a book to get lost in.

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Shadow and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns Book 2) by Kay L. Moody – Review by Kayla Kearney

Shadow and Crystal Thorns (Fae and Crystal Thorns, #2)Shadow and Crystal Thorns by Kay L. Moody
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I began looking forward to reading this the moment I finished the first book, and all of my expectations I had were definitely exceeded! Picking up right where Flame and Crystal Thorns left off, the battle to save Faerie continues in this book, with Chloe and Quintus working side by side to save the world from iron poisoning.

This book shows a lot of character growth in Chloe, she becomes more aware of how she can help the land and also learns that there is nothing wrong with asking for help. She finds the perfect partner in Quintus, who works tirelessly beside her to help save them from the mortals. I also love all the things we discover about Quintus in the story.

If you’re still on the fence about reading this story, this might convince you: there is a dragon! This book has all the classic fantasy tropes, and the author has become a staple in my reading list due to her exquisite writing style! Can’t wait to read the next book in the series!

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Order of Vespers (The Vespers Chronicles Book 1) by Matilda Reyes – Review by Lorrene Huisman

Order of VespersOrder of Vespers by Matilda Reyes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I must say that this book totally held me to the end. The author certainly has a great writing skill This is the first book in a new series, and I know I will be devouring the rest of the books in the series!

Up front, I loved Jasper. Great character and great ambition. Imagine being in her shoes and living your life, and realizing your more different than you so thought, well, more less in terms of magic! She already had life to get through, but now this was added to her plate! And when a certain group realizes what she holds, everything she knew within herself is put at large! The story was spot on with suspense that certainly brought intrigue to the table! I must also add the mystery and truth that was at large, kept me coming back for more. Twists and turns, definitely kept you interested. I very much enjoyed the author’s writing style as well! Great read that held me all the way through, and left me wanting more! Can’t wait for the next book!

Wonderful read. And great work and creativity by a gifted author!! I do very much highly recommend this book, the series, as well as the author! Definitely a must read that shouldn’t be passed up!

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Stumble & Fall (A Legacy of Silence Book 2) by Amy Rivers – Review by Dawn Mitchell

Stumble & Fall (A Legacy of Silence, #2)Stumble & Fall by Amy Rivers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is Book 2 of the series, I didnt read the first but I was easily able to catch up. It was easy to read, the Characters Kate and Tilly are easy to connect with an you won’t want to put it down! Great psychological crime thriller.

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Curse of the Elf Lord (Kingdom of the Elf Lords Book 2) by Heidi Vanlandingham – Review by Kimberly Wilkinson

Curse of the Elf Lord (Kingdom of the Elf Lords Book 2)Curse of the Elf Lord by Heidi Vanlandingham
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Definitely worth it!

I enjoyed Curse of the Elf Lord it was a good read. It was not a confusing read i could follow along with what it was saying.
We are diving deep into the supernatural world. There’s more than Elves, there’s demons, gods, wolves, and way more. Mythology tying into books is a good place to go for me. I enjoy it. Emilien and Hel are at romantic odds. Estrangement is better, but what happens when they are forced to work together, and what then?
Something is going on, beings in the different worlds are starting to disappear. Getting stuck in the Shadow Lands Emilien was thrown for a loop. He was also attacked too and warned to cease his quest after his brother and his wife. If it wasn’t for his connection with Hel he might not have made it back. Freyja believes it’s all tied together. Olivier and his wife’s disappearance and the missing beings from world’s that depend on them for survival.
The the characters are pushed back together to survive but in a good way. Its a very good read and ita amazingly written. It makes you wonder what is going to happen next in the book.

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Stumble & Fall (A Legacy of Silence Book 2) by Amy Rivers – Review by Jerricka Brown

Stumble & Fall (A Legacy of Silence, #2)Stumble & Fall by Amy Rivers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an intense read. I went through a wave of different emotions while reading this. The author’s attention to detail is amazing. The characters were relatable. I saw myself in this book at times. I highly recommend this book. I will be reading the first book in this series.

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Lucas the Spy Cat (Jake the Growling Dog) by Samantha Shannon – Review by Felicia Bates

Lucas the Spy CatLucas the Spy Cat by Samantha Shannon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great children’s book that I loved reading to my daughter as much as she loved hearing it. I can’t go without saying that the illustrations were amazing and initially a huge part of why I chose the book. That aside, the story was written really well and flowed nicely.I always love a children’s book that rhymes. I enjoyed the pages after the story with word searches and a focus on creativity. Plus, as a cat lover I loved seeing pictures of Lucas and Nemo.

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Order of Vespers (The Vespers Chronicles Book 1) by Matilda Reyes – Review by Shelly Kittell

Order of VespersOrder of Vespers by Matilda Reyes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a fascinating story! This is the beginning of a new series. Jasper finds that she has supernatural powers and goes to Manhattan where no one knows her. Unfortunately, she is kidnapped by the Order of Vespers, a league of assassins. The story is full of drama, action, intense suspense and a bit of mystery. I love the characters. The author wrote them full of teen angst and just how they would be seen. The plot had a couple choppy spots but it flowed so smooth. I’m looking forward to reading more in this series. That ending…..Loved it! I’m hooked…have been since the beginning. An eagerly awaiting fan.

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Dia’s Lure (Solstice Quartet Book 3) by Catherine Peace – Review by Shelly Kittell

Dia's LureDia’s Lure by Catherine Peace
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! This is the most intense of the series. Dia is amazing strong. Trying to survive and hide to keep her family safe. The drama, action, romance ( even a bit of steam) keep it a definite page-turner. We have paranormal in the story. I loved how Dia is really trying to make a better world for the swans. An amazing the story. I found the writing superb. The characters were incredible. The descriptions of the locations were divine. This has been a must read series. I’m looking forward to reading the next.

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Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Jenni Bishop

Rainbow's Red Book of PoetryRainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

As the title suggests this is a book of poetry about life, love and challenges we face every day. This is the third poetry book written by Lily but the first I have read. I am looking forward to exploring some of her other work.

Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry is a collection of colourful and lyrical poems will make you reflect and ponder and explore moods and emotions. Lily has the ability to make the words dance and speak to you. Written in simplistic style it is an easy and short read.

There is something that will resonate with whoever reads Lily’s work. Trust me you will not be disappointed.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Lucas the Spy Cat (Jake the Growling Dog) by Samantha Shannon – Review by Shelly Kittell

Lucas the Spy CatLucas the Spy Cat by Samantha Shannon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was so excited to see this. My family are big fans of Jake, The Growling Dog. Now we get Lucas, The Spy Cat. Lucas is a beautiful Black Cat that goes out prowling at night. His owners want to know what he’s doing so they hook up a spy cam to his collar. What do they learn? You’ll have to read it to find out. This author writes such an entertaining and informative story. The character is always fun. The pictures are bright and colorful. The text is in little bits so to not overwhelm readers. It’s a perfect storytime book. There are exciting learning activities and information at the end. What a wonderful addition this will be to our collection. I recommend you pick up a copy to add your collection. Well-done author.

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Lucas the Spy Cat (Jake the Growling Dog) by Samantha Shannon – Review by Jenni Bishop

Lucas the Spy CatLucas the Spy Cat by Samantha Shannon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lucas the Spy Cat made myself and my son smile and reminisce when I read it my grandsons. My son had a cat that would go and traverse the neighbourhood. Imagine my sons surprise when he popped out of a drain near our local shopping centre. Anyway, I imagine him being a spy cat now the same as Luca.

The art work is delightful and I loved the cover with Luca and his glasses.

This fun feelgood children’s book is aimed at very young to 12 years old will not only fill kids with joy but adults alike with the antics these colourful characters get up to.

Enjoy the adventures.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Veil by Wanda Luthman – Review by Jenni Bishop

The VeilThe Veil by Wanda Luthman
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The Veil is a Christian biblical fiction retelling that is full of spirit and faith. This short story is around the time when Jesus was crucified on the cross. It is about a young 13-year-old teenage boy who becomes a man. He is about to start training with a priest inside the Jewish Tabernacle and together the witness a sacred moment in time what is believed to be the tearing of the Veil in the holy temple.

Wanda’s passion shines through as she invites the reader to reflect upon their own lives, prayers, and to repent. Which is not everyone’s cup of tea. Although I have my own beliefs many who share this faith, I am sure will enjoy.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Friends with Benies (Paris in Springtime Book 7) by T.B. Bond – Review by Stephanie Nordling

Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance (Paris in Springtime Book 7)Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance by T.B. Bond
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The story was cute and the characters were likable. The author tried to make their own world by borrowing from the real world, in a way that helped it feel familiar. I hope to get to know more about Gomez and Taylor in later storylines. I’m interested for the future books (if any are to come) to get into the power structure of the different supernatural communities and how they work together.
Wen is her own biggest obstacle, but aren’t we all at one point or another?

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Better Gnomes & Gardens (Mysty Haven Mystery Book 1) by Casey Cardel – Review by Callie Luna

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Better Gnomes and Gardens is a magical book. I loved Bob, the main character, because of his optimism and how he interacts with the residents of Mysty Haven. When Bob gets fired from his job at the Weekender he is presented with a job from a local to find his missing gnome. Bob discovers more than he bargained for while trying to solve the case. This book is suitable for all ages and has good morals. I can’t wait to read the next book since it was left on a cliffhanger. Don’t worry the mystery of the missing gnome is solved and has a happy ending!

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Friends with Benies (Paris in Springtime Book 7) by T.B. Bond – Review by Callie Luna

Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance (Paris in Springtime Book 7)Friends with Benies: An AMBW Paranormal Romance by T.B. Bond
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Friends with Benies is an enjoyable, sweet, short read. Wednesday is a feisty techno witch, who happens to be named after the Adams Family due to her parent’s sense of humor. She has been best friends with Ryker since they were young and decides that she wants additional benefits from her friend. They can’t be together due to the complications of Ryker being a Panda shifter and having a mate that will be with him for life. The world-building didn’t really seem to be there but this is the seventh book in the series. It’s still a fun, sexy, short read.

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Boss’s Vendetta (Sicilian Gods Book 1) by Via Mari – Review by Shea Gilkerson 10/28/22

Boss's Vendetta (Sicilian Gods Book 1)Boss’s Vendetta by Via Mari
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Adrianna is a doctor in the Vegas strip, hired specifically to be at the beck and call of the Larussio crime family. While she also serves as the doctor to visitors of their hotel, her contract pays her extremely well and includes a glitzy apartment to keep the mafia family healthy. She has her reasons for taking this job, and the salary and amenities are strictly a bonus until she accomplishes what she came to do.

Salvatore Larussio is about to become the new Don to the family after his cousin stepped down from the position. As Great Uncle ages, he is preparing to retire very soon and hand the reins over to Sal. Sal was formerly an enforcer in their mafia family and is well known for his ruthlessness matching his cold demeanor. In reality, Sal has far more fears than anyone would ever realize. Being in charge meant everyone and their safety was his responsibility, now. It meant he could no longer enforce the punishments on their enemies, he could only make the call to do so. He lives in fear for his family and himself and has no time for love or romance.

However, Adrianna has caught his eye and he cannot help but recognize the pull he feels for her. He thinks of her constantly, even though any time they speak her distaste for him is evident. Will Sal take a shot at love? Will Adrianna’s secret and intentions ruin anything that might develop?

This is a fast paced read, very well written, draws a beautiful picture of their surroundings and has you rooting for Sal and Adrianna to be together in spite of everything. Looking forward to reading the rest of this series.

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Finding Bryce (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 1) by Debra Parmley – Review by Michelle Austin

Finding Bryce (Green Brotherhood: SEAL Team XII Book 1)Finding Bryce by Debra Parmley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great 5 star read. I really liked this storyline, I was pulled right in.
Pippa is trying to move on from an abusive ex. She decides to go to a Halloween party with a friend, this is where she meets Bryce and they have a very intimate evening that leaves Pippa with a surprise. We jump ahead a couple of years, He comes back into Pippa’s life and discovers her secret. She is also dealing with her past, will Bryze be able to keep her safe?
Overall this was a really great read. All of the characters added a great element to the story. The author’s writing pulls you right in, I look forward to reading more from her. If you’re looking for a great read, 1-click and get started today.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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More Than by Diane Barnes – Review by Angela Hayes

More ThanMore Than by Diane Barnes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

More Than by Diane Barnes is quite a relatable women’s fiction story about love, loss, family, lessons, denial, self-worth issues, journey of discovery/self-discovery, friendship, learning to live again, life, drama, and emotion.
Peggy is so relatable- her issues were true to life and made it easy to connect with her and invest in her story. That’s not to say that I didn’t want to shake her at times, but even in those moments she came across as very believable and ‘real’.
After losing her husband years earlier, and raising her twins as a single mother, Peggy had managed to ‘lose’ herself somewhere along the way. With weight issues and no ‘real’ life outside of her family, apart from her favourite TV show… about connecting with loved ones who have passed over. She’s a little lost, lonely, and partly living in the past. Her children have left the nest and moved on to the next chapter of their lives, which means Peggy really is at a loss. A gift from her children seemed like a slap in the face for Peggy, but is it really the key to unlocking the chains that have held her stagnant for so long? Does she find new purpose and learn to really live again? You should really read all the interesting details for yourself…
This may have been the first book that I have read by Ms. Barnes, but after discovering how well she writes, it certainly won’t be the last…
Happy Reading!

Thank you, Diane Barnes!

 

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Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Angela Hayes

Rainbow's Red Poetry BookRainbow’s Red Poetry Book by Lily Lawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

 

4 Stars

 

Collective Creativity

We paint from the palette of life –
use brushes of all sizes, old and new.
Sometimes other people
will add colours to the canvas.
Each image, unique in interpretation
Every one, a masterpiece.”

 

Perfection

Roses,
tempting,
beautiful aroma,
delicate flowers.
Thorns
reminding us
beautiful things
have flaws.”

 

Rainbow Red’s Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson is a wonderful collection of poetry that, at times, reached right into my soul and spoke to me. Ms. Lawson seemed to effortlessly capture so many different emotions, as well as giving wonderful insight into our human experience. From beautiful and poignant, to emotional and complicated, shows a deep understanding of all aspects of the human condition…
I saw my own thoughts and experiences reflected in her words, but she also gave me some thought-provoking moments, words and thoughts to ponder on more…
A wonderful little book- full of meaning, emotion, inspiration, heart, and a little soul.

Thank you, Lily Lawson!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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