At least as much of it as I wish for anyone to see… As I have already mentioned, I review books… for free. I really don’t require payment for my time, but of course, I also don’t put up with petulance and petty demands. You will not find me all over the web, but instead… Read More Welcome to the World of Frank Wright
Zillow Stone and the Unholy One by Brindi Quinn My rating: 3 of 5 stars I found this to be a well put together and interesting story. The backstory is not overwhelming, yet it provides all of the necessary information. The chapters are short and I am a big fan of a short chapter. Each… Read More Zillow Stone and the Unholy One by Brindi Quinn
An Unhuman Journey by Candace Blevins My rating: 4 of 5 stars As a reader who has not read the first book in the series, I found this book plenty easy enough to understand. It would definitely be ideal to read the series in order, but it is in no way unpleasant to start with… Read More An Unhuman Journey by Candace Blevins
Anxious Love by Sydney Aaliyah Michelle My rating: 4 of 5 stars *UPDATE* Good news, the story got all of the edits that had my undies in a bunch… so the good is still good and the not so good is infinitely better! This is a four-star story with a two-star editing job, so we’ll… Read More Anxious Love by Sydney Aaliyah Michelle
Learning The Life by Lantana Bleu My rating: 4 of 5 stars At first, I wasn’t sure about the unusual style the story was written in, somewhat like a textbook, but it quickly grew on me. I was thrilled with the lack of grammatical errors, the editing was great! I enjoyed the telling of the… Read More Learning The Life by Lantana Bleu
Cop Games by C.H. Bordelon My rating: 3 of 5 stars The narrator is excellent. I had no trouble at all differentiating between characters. The sound of the narrator’s voice was pleasant on my ear and made hearing the story a very pleasant experience. There are some great descriptions within the story. For most of… Read More Cop Games by C.H. Bordelon
If Animals Were People: A Wide Open Spaces Coloring Book by Ionia Martin My rating: 4 of 5 stars I love the quirkiness and the desire to color outside of the lines that this book encourages. This is a fun and relaxing casual coloring book… emphasis on casual. You won’t be coloring intricate geometric patterns,… Read More If Animals Were People: A Wide Open Spaces Coloring Book by Ionia Martin
Shooter’s Log Book by C W Parker My rating: 5 of 5 stars I had an opportunity to get my hands on an early copy of this book and use it at the range. I am thrilled with the setup of this log book. The book has a journal-like appeal and an attractive cover that… Read More Shooter’s Log Book by C.W. Parker
Cheerleaders in Heat by Muffy Wilson My rating: 1 of 5 stars This story goes far beyond the blurred lines between Erotica and pornography. It definitely left Erotica in the dust and fell straight into the porn category. While the writing is technically accurate and the grammar fits the story, the content makes sure to… Read More Cheerleaders in Heat by Muffy Wilson and Chrissy Laurence
Dreamscape: Saving Alex by Kirstin Pulioff My rating: 5 of 5 stars In a manner consistent with the usual young adult theme, this story starts off a little on the irritating side in the way that screaming children irritate people in a movie theater. The lead character is petulant and immature, which is a perfect… Read More Dreamscape: Saving Alex by Kirstin Pulioff
Hunters’ Quest by Kasper Beaumont My rating: 0 of 5 stars True to form, the descriptive settings and characters pull you right into the story, even faster with this sequel than with the first book. There is a map at the beginning to bring a visual element to the settings and this story comes with… Read More Hunters’ Quest by Kasper Beaumont
