Genre: Fiction

Darcy’s Spell by Reut Barak “Darcy’s Spell” by Reut Barak appears to be an intriguing and enchanting short story that blends elements of Jane Austen’s classic “Pride and Prejudice” with magic. Here are my thoughts: The opening line immediately captures the essence of the story – an unexpected romance set in the world of “Pride […]

Bones and Friends by Lisa Jacovsky Bones and friends: the case of the missing mice toys Despite being blind, our special needs cat, Beau, has an excellent sense of smell and hearing. When the mice dolls in his house mysteriously disappear, it’s up to our hero and his brothers, Bender, and Bones, to locate them […]

Orpheus’ Blues by Carlos Rubio “Orpheus’ Blues” by Carlos Rubio appears to be a compelling and introspective novel that explores the journey of a young jazz musician, Jack Stewart, as he navigates the challenges of pursuing his artistic dreams in New York City. Here are my thoughts: The opening scene of Jack returning to his […]

The Man with the Pink Sombrero by Denny Darke Have you ever yearned for a much-needed escape to a distant, exotic getaway? Eager to escape the hullabaloo and drama occurring back home? What if, just as you settle into your tropical paradise, you uncover the shocking truth that your partner is being pursued by a […]

The Enemy Within by R.J. Giuffre  As soon as she saw the knife coming… …she knew her life was over. She could tell nothing would ever be the same even if she lived. Young, intelligent, and fiercely independent, Rachael was not nearly as worldly as she believed. Hunted by a mysterious cult, she finds herself […]

Sweet Beginnings by Nicole Ellis “Sweet Beginnings: A Candle Beach Sweet Romance” is a heartwarming, uplifting small-town romance novel. Here are my thoughts: The premise of Dahlia inheriting her aunt’s crumbling house and failing bookstore in the idyllic seaside town of Candle Beach immediately sets the stage for a story of personal growth and unexpected […]

Crumpets and Cowpies by Shanna Hatfield “Crumpets and Cowpies by Shanna Hatfield – Sweet Historical Western Romance” seems to be a charming and witty culture-clash romantic comedy set against the backdrop of the American West. Here are my thoughts: The setup of the clashing personalities between the reluctant English heir Thane Jordan and the strong-willed […]

The Nurse’s Duty by Emily Higgs “The Nurse’s Duty by Emily Higgs – Part I” seems to be a gripping work of World War 1 historical fiction that explores the complexities of human connection amidst the chaos of war. Here are my thoughts: The opening immediately sets an atmospheric, high-stakes scene – the peaceful existence […]

Madison’s Web by Randi-Anne Dey “Madison’s Web” by Randi-Anne Dey is an intriguing urban fantasy novel that follows Madison, a rare hybrid werewolf, as she navigates a web of secrets and dark forces in the supernatural world. Banished from her pack and separated from her fated mate, Madison rises to become the Alpha of a […]

A Queen’s Spy by Sam Burnell “A Queen’s Spy: The Tudor Mystery Trials” appears to be an engrossing historical fiction novel set in the high-stakes world of Tudor England. Here are my thoughts: The opening line immediately transports the reader to 1553 and the pivotal moment of King Edward’s death, setting the stage for the […]