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Title: Something Wicked Author: Tom Williams Genre: Urban Fantasy My Rating: 3.5 Book Blurb: A peer of the realm dead in his study, his body drained of bloodA tango club where the Undead and the living dance togetherA 500 year old policeman My Review: Vampire novels are my favourite, so I jumped at the chance… Continue reading #BookReview Something Wicked by Tom Williams @TomCW99 #RBRT #UrbanFantasy
Title: The Starfolk Arcana (The Starfolk Trilogy Book 1) Author: Martha Dunlop Category: Fantasy Romance My Review: What a beautiful, mystical, and engaging novel! The story follows Beth and Jonan, who are fated to be together. There are also a host of other characters who play important secondary roles in the development of the story… Continue reading #BookReview The Starfolk Arcana (Book 1) by @MarthaDunlop #RBRT #UrbanFantasy #TheStarfolkArcana
Have I Stumbled into Writing Horror? When my publisher added my new release to their catalogue, I noticed they listed it under horror. I was about to correct them when I glanced at the extract I’d added to a guest post and realised there was a lot of blood mentioned! Once I’d completed my Guardians… Continue reading Have I Stumbled into Writing Horror? #Writing #NewRelease #YA
Amazon UK | US Author: K.H.Mezek Category: YA Urban Fantasy My Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Review: Sera and her family are thrown into turmoil following the death of her father, but after the family receive an odd black box containing a key as part of his last will and testament, strange occurrences lead… Continue reading #BookReview Key of Mystery by K.H.Mezek #RBRT #TuesdayBookBlog #YA
I'm delighted to have the multi-talented author and blogger, Barb Taub, on my blog to talk about her latest release, skydiving, and her kinship to Mrs. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice. Over to you Barb: The Fun Stuff: What part of the world do you come from? I was born in Chicago. My father was an… Continue reading Meet @BarbTaub Author of Round Trip Fare #UrbanFantasy #TuesdayBookBlog
Inspirational people surround us at every turn. To celebrate some of the incredible women who continue to motivate me on my writing journey I have decided to post a Monday Muse - a weekly look at the women who are my artistic inspiration. Last week I honoured author, Jill Murphy for creating one of my… Continue reading Monday Muse – #YA Lessons with Cassandra Clare #MondayBlogs
#BookReview - Beltane by Alys West My Rating: 5 out of 5 stars I received an ARC of Beltane in exchange for an honest review via Rosie’s Book Review Team #RBRT My Review: One of my favourite places to visit here in the UK is Glastonbury in Somerset. This stunning place is full of unique… Continue reading #BookReview Beltane by @alyswestyork #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT
Son of Anubis by Stacy Bennett My Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Ancient Egyptian artefacts and werewolves - what more could you ask for in a novel? The stunning cover art hooked me in, and the strapline secured the deal. ‘When a smuggled relic unleashes an ancient God…There’s nowhere to hide.’ Told from two… Continue reading #BookReview Son of Anubis @SBennettwrites #urbanfantasy
Welcome to the ‘Friday Five Challenge.' Would you BUY or PASS if you had only a thumbnail image and five minutes to decide? Welcome to the #FridayFiveChallenge. The original idea comes from Rosie Amber, and you can join up at https://rosieamber.wordpress.com The rules are laid out at the end of this post if you fancy… Continue reading BUY or PASS? Urban Fantasy #FridayFiveChallenge
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