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Review – A Killer Welcome by Dionne Lister @DionneLister #mystery #cozy #paranormal

    Synopsis   A new cozy mystery series from the USA Today bestselling author of the Paranormal Investigation Bureau series. Avery Winters was overjoyed to be brought back to life… unfortunately, the dead were waiting for her. Aussie journalist Avery Winters was content—she had a caring boyfriend, great job, and supportive… okay, so her […]

#Holiday Spotlight & #Giveaway – Under the Texas Mistletoe by Karen Witemeyer #LSBBT #UnderTheTexasMistletoe #BPHFiction #TexasAuthor #TexasBook #TexasLit #LoneStarLitBlitz

      UNDER THE TEXAS MISTLETOE   by   KAREN WITEMEYER       Genre: Holiday Fiction / Christian Historical Romance / Novellas Publisher: Bethany House Publishers Date of Publication: August 31, 2021 Number of Pages: 304 pages     Scroll down for Giveaway!         This historical romance novella collection presents […]

Review – For Your Own Good by Samantha Downing #thriller @smariedowning

    Synopsis   Teddy Crutcher has won Teacher of the Year at the esteemed Belmont Academy, home to the best and brightest. He says his wife couldn’t be more proud—though no one has seen her in a while. Teddy really can’t be bothered with the death of a school parent that’s looking more and […]

Excerpt – Pretty Broken Dolls by Jennifer Chase #PUYB @jchasenovelist #thriller

        Title: PRETTY BROKEN DOLLS Author: Jennifer Chase Publisher: Bookouture Pages: 302 Genre: Crime Thriller     Synopsis   In the thin light of the moon, the woman’s limp body hangs from the iron fence amongst the redwoods. Looped over the railings is the little gold locket her mother gave her when […]

Review – This Much Huxley Knows by Gail Aldwin @gailaldwin #comingofage #fiction

    Synopsis   I’m seven years old and I’ve never had a best mate. Trouble is, no one gets my jokes. And Breaks-it isn’t helping. Ha! You get it, don’t you? Brexit means everyone’s falling out and breaking up. Huxley is growing up in the suburbs of London at a time of community tensions. […]