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[Book Review] A Dash Of Spice By Calista Fox & Paramount Coffee Fall In Love: Pumpkin Spice
With two Stanley Cups and one Olympic gold medal under his belt, Scout Winchester is returning to Plymouth Rock, Colorado a hockey rockstar and hometown hero. Also in town for the Thanksgiving holiday is Scout’s longtime friend and lover, Ciara St. James. Things have always been hot and heavy between Scout and Ciara, but their busy careers have put time and distance between them and it’s been three years since they’ve last seen each other – finally in the same place at the same time, and with the romance of a snowy holiday setting, the pair is quick to make up for lost time ;)
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[Book Review] A Little Bit Of Sugar By Erin Quinn & Dunkin’ Donuts Chocolate Glazed Donut Coffee
JT Winchester and Madison were hot and heavy back in the day – waaay back in the day. It’s been eleven years since their romance abruptly ended with JT leaving their small town of Plymouth Rock and Madison nursing a broken heart. Now JT is back in town to take care of some family business over the Thanksgiving holiday and he and Madison gravitate back towards each other like magnets – they just can’t stay away from each other.
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Snowed In & Snuggled Up Holiday Collection Blitz & Giveaway
Thanksgiving is over and the Christmas Season has begun! This year I could really use some of that fabled Christmas magic in my life, so from now through the end of December, I'm in Holiday Book Mode. I'm kicking things off here with the Snowed In & Snuggled Up Collection - three snowy romances featuring three brothers finding love in the holiday season. Be sure to tune in for the next three days to check out my reviews for each of these books - also be sure to enter the giveaway for your chance to win a delicious chocolate basket that's perfect for nibbling on while indulging in these great…
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[Anthology Review] The Monstrous Edited By Ellen Datlow & Dark Matters Coffee Giant Step Dark Roast
The Monstrous is a collection of some truly dark tales, but they're not just tales of horror and depravity for the sake of shock value - these are stories that will stick with the reader and make them think, even though the thoughts conjured may not be truly comfortable to contemplate.
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[Book Blitz] Sugar Skulls By Lisa Mantchev And Glenn Dallas – Excerpt + Giveaway
Welcome to Cyrene, a city where energy is currency and music is the lifeblood of its young citizens. Everyone lives on the grid, and the residents of the world’s largest playground are encouraged to pursue every physical and emotional pleasure imaginable.
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[Book Review] The Suffering By Rin Chupeco & Deadly Grounds Coffee Hell’s Fury
Okiku, the 300 year old vengeful spirit of a murdered Japanese teenage girl, and Tark, a seventeen-year old Japanese-American high school student/spirit magnet, are back in The Suffering, a companion novel to The Girl From The Well. In The Girl From The Well, Okiku helped Tarq fight the evil living within his skin. Now the two are inseparable (literally). They make a bit of an odd team, what with one being a vengeful spirit who often looks like a rotting corpse and all, but the two are actually the best of friends. Okiku helps Tark with his hobby of exorcising spirits and Tark helps Okiku carry out her bloody vengeance…
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