News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
Lacy Dawn longs for a normal life, a normal home. Her abusive father regularly takes out his anger, misery, and intoxication on her and her mother. She knows how things could end, her own best friend, Faith, was brutally murdered, another victim of domestic violence and child abuse. But Lacy Dawn has a plan. Dotcom,… Continue reading Book review: Rarity from the Hollow by Robert Eggleton
Meet Joe. His dependency on alcohol, which the only thing which seems to push away the paranoia, sees him barred from his local pub and despite the medication prescribed he is still haunted by a single and horrific dream. Since Brexit things have gone from bad to worse, and while he once prided himself of… Continue reading Swiftly Sharpens the Fang by Stuart Kenyon
The Last Mayor's Son by Leslie E. Heath is a young adult fantasy/ adventure. Returning home should be a joyous occasion. But for Aibek the thought alone filled him with dread. For twenty years he had written home, silence his only answer. He wondered if the town survived, what became of his parents following that… Continue reading Book review: The Last Mayor’s Son by Leslie E. Heath
Purple Pup is a children's story written by Karl Steam and illustrated by Joshua Lagman Lav, was a dog in many respects, but there were some integral difference between him and the normal household canines. Firstly, his fur was purple, but that aside he was part of a secret genetics project working to create the ultimate… Continue reading Book review: Purple Pup by Karl Steam
Julie arrived at Teotihuacan, the City of the Gods, a place said to be where men went to become immortal. Elbow deep in blood, she had held on as long as she could, her life flashing before her eyes, warning her the end was nigh, but she held on, she fought. Her dreams of the… Continue reading Book review: Apocryphal of Julie by G.W. Miller II
It all started with the murder of investigative reporter Terry Reynolds. The local police wanted to chalk it down to a mugging, but Stan Novak isn't convinced. He thinks there is more to this than it was made to appear, but pressure from the mayor sees the investigation ruled a mugging gone wrong. It is… Continue reading Book review: The Borman Factor by Robert Lalonde
Daisy Darling remembers very little about her mother, her perfume, her flannel clothes, and now, after a book about the theatre of ? Was brought to he she remembers the final words her mother spoke before disappearing from her life. The person offering Daisy the book had asked for but one thing in exchange for… Continue reading Book review: The Nightmare Birds by Amie Irene Winters
Everybody knows when hairy eyeballs eat jumping beans they can jump REALLY far, and Otis has had a whole bowl for his breakfast and is ready for his next adventure. He climbs the highest hill, and boing, off he goes. He lands with a splash in the ocean and meets many new friends, but jelly… Continue reading Book review: Otis, the Jumping Hairy Eyeball: Underwater by Mike Rider
I have the pleasure of welcoming another talents author to my blog this week, author of The Power of the Stones and the upcoming title Rae Leah's Salvation which I have had the honour of reading the ARC of. Without further ado, please welcome author Aidan Stone About the author Tell us a little bit… Continue reading Author Interview: Aidan Stone
Sadly I am having to sell my Pocket Dragon Collection. I have created this post so anyone interested can see full photos of the dragons before bidding. These photographs are for lot one. Riding the Unicorn For Your Birthday Counting the Days A Little Security Dragon Kite Fantastic Flying Fluff Balls Reading Together Loving Care… Continue reading Pocket Dragons – Lot 4 – Ebay
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