News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
Sonya had been torn from her home at the height of tragedy. Ripped from the place and people she loved and every time she tried to make her way back her path was blocked. But finally she made it. But Sonya finds more than just her childhood home waiting for her. Friends of old and… Continue reading Book review: Witch’s Return – Sionna Trenz
Petra had wanted to make a difference. It didn't matter whether it was on the mortal plane, or when she had been drafted into the army of the gods and assigned to the MASH unit. There was just one problem with her presence there. She'd been born with a skill that could seal her fate,… Continue reading Book review: Angie Fox – The Monster MASH (@AngieFoxauthor)
Elena Black has always escaped into a good book. Only her escape isn't like yours and mine. No, she takes the meaning to a whole new level, delving into the very world the creations are born from. But when she decides that things within those worlds need to change, that the stories she enters and… Continue reading Book review: Danny Bell – Empty Threat (@ElanaRuthBlack )
Zoe Tampsin was done with the Lambeth Group, at least she thought she was until it became apparent the new boss had no idea what he was doing. When Zoe's protégé goes missing mid-investigation there seems no choice but to bring this deadly vixen out of retirement and back into the field. Whispers of a… Continue reading Book review: Gordon Bickerstaff – The Belgravia Sanction (@GFBickerstaff)
Dragged to the Elders, Tavi and her pack are uncovering things they never dreamed possible, enemies in the ranks, ancient prophecies, and of course, a coming war. Tavi must decide who she can trust. She is a hybrid, a child of bloodlines long forgotten, and now is the time to become all she must be.… Continue reading Book review: Sallyann Phillips – Blood Vow (@_SallyannP)
Sixteen year old Mei was thrilled to have met Long. They connected instantly. She had always hoped to find someone she could be with, someone who could make her happy. But little did she know he wasn't who he said he was. Torn from her home and sold as a wife Mei is learning the… Continue reading Book review: Across the Border – Mark Morey (@markmorey5)
Christmas. The season of joy. Sure if the meaning of joy has turned to being saddled with an ancient curse that made Christmas time unbearable. While the local shops blaring out Mistletoe and Wine wouldn't cause Julietta Romero to break out in hives, the presence of mistletoe was a dangerous thing indeed. She'd got it… Continue reading Book review: C.A. King – High Heels And Mistletoe (@PortalProphecy)
After witnessing the brutal murder of his parents, Marrok Lovel was enslaved by the alpha of the Woodroe Cluster in exchange for his sister's freedom. Forced to grow up quickly he spends his life fighting, first in the rings, and then delivering punishments for unpaid debts. That was how his path crossed with Hel's. Her… Continue reading Book review: Emily Stormbrook – Hel to Pay
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder, and Joe is certainly missing Sandy and Dillion. Alone in a new country he is trying, he has found a new table-top game, new people to play with, but it is all so different. Used to being the GM he must hand over the reins to Paula, … Continue reading Book review: Kate Messick – Wizards And Wives’ Tales (@KateMessick)
Brooklyn has every reason to fear for her life, Isabella has made it clear that she is not welcome, but she's had enough of being pushed around. She belongs in Empire High as much as anyone, and she is going to prove it. She's made mistakes, hurt people, but she's going to fix everything. While… Continue reading Book review: Empire High: Betrayal Ivy Smoak (@IvySmoakAuthor )
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