News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
In Marie Scully's Flame, Danny was always on the move. She took work where she could and when things got too serious or people got too close she ran. She was always running. But this time something was different. From the moment she met Noel on the train life changed. She found herself at Wild… Continue reading Book review: Marie Scully – Flame
Tara was desperate, behind on rent with only a few dollars in her bank she was doing everything she could to save pennies until she could find a job. She had left university with excellent prospects, but no one seems to be willing to take a chance, that is, until she is caught doing something… Continue reading Book review: Whitney G – Two Weeks Notice (@Whitgracia)
Bella's father has gone missing, not knowing whether he is alive or dead is killing her. She's a pop idol, a young lady with the voice of an angel, but all she feels now instead of the joy of music is trapped. She keeps reaching out, hoping that she will hear something, anything, to confirm… Continue reading Book review: A Zavarelli – Beast (@AZavarellibooks)
After a hectic two weeks Emily Bennett believes she can finally relax and have that first date she has been looking forward to with Alexander. With his parents' murder behind bars that should be the end of the problems, but trouble runs deeper than anyone had imagined. A string of events already set into motion… Continue reading Book review: Trisha Grace – Always You (@TrishaGraceBks)
Emily Bennett is a renowned journalist, but when a target is painted on her back she eventually has to recognise some things are not worth risking. Determined to have a simple life she moved to Anchorville, Oregon where she is committed to continue working as a murder mystery writer. Little did she know her dreams… Continue reading Book review: Trisha Grace – Home to You (@TrishaGraceBks)
Alessandra was a music student, two years in with a killer voice and amazing talent. Her knowledge of music, her way of seeing and hearing things was second to none. The one thing she isn't, however, is outgoing. When she comes face to face with one of her favourite bands, shy girl Alessandra freezes, especially… Continue reading Book review: Lauren Rowe – Smitten (@laurenrowebooks)
Joseph Pinto's A Distilled Spirit: pained prose from a bar focuses on the author's observations, musings, and discoveries from his everyday life put to pen to reach an audience who will want to engage, understand, and embrace the words within. There are many poems of altering lengths, styles, and musings which ensure there will be… Continue reading Book review: Joseph Pinto’s – A Distilled Spirit (@JosephAPinto)
When Daisy was in an accident the colour drained from her life, but in its place, she had something else, prophetic dreams. It was the only time she saw colour, the problem was, these dreams are about people about to die, people she has to save. Just like someone had saved her from the accident.… Continue reading Book review: Sara J. Bernhardt – In Gray (@SaraJBernhardt1)
Stray Witch is book one in Eva Alton's The Vampires of Emberbury series. Alba had suffered her husband's abuse for years. He was a hotshot lawyer with a mean temper who threw the threat of divorce as easily as he threw his verbal insults and the occasional strike. But this time he was serious, he… Continue reading Book review: Eva Alton – Stray Witch (@EvaAlton)
In Jay Veloso Batista's, Thorfinn and the Witches Curse, it started long ago when a witch was slain, but for Finn, his troubles began when he visited the tower where she met her demise. He hadn't even wanted to go if only he'd listened to his instincts and stayed away. He knew of the witch's… Continue reading Book review: Jay Veloso Batista – Thorfinn and the Witches Curse (@JayVBatista)
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