News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
In K J Walt’s Monstrosity, Yoska Draper was never going to settle down. He had no ties. His gypsy blood was strong and there was grief in his past he could never outrun. He thought he'd figured everything out, until an uncle he never knew left him a monstrosity in his will. As far as… Continue reading Book review: K J Walt’s Monstrosity
It all started with the death of a professor. A fatal neurotoxin discovered in his blood hinted murder. But there was more afoot, and David Lipton finds himself thrust headfirst into a world he had no idea existed when research for his next story leads to secrets people would literally kill for. The last thing… Continue reading Book review: The Holy Truth – Abdulilah Hamadi
In K Thomas', Not Right Now, Senlis was a Nephilim, it was normal for her to be beyond empathic, she absorbed emotions and energy from people, but she couldn't control it, nor could she remember the past that should have come to her so easily. In her dreams, or sometimes even when awake, visions of… Continue reading Book review: Not Right Now – K Thomas (@SenlisHasWings)
Ash had really struck the booby prize when it came to marriage. Thank goodness that was behind her now, even if it had left her penniless with a dating disaster under her belt that made her want to embrace the life of a hermit. She had nothing, nothing that is, but Tuesday and Thursdays. For… Continue reading Book review: The Society #StalkerProblems by Ivy Smoak (@IvySmoakAuthor)
Talk about exciting! I thought receiving exclusive weekly teasers from the Ivy Smoak's Official Facebook Page: Smoaksters was exciting. I've been on pins since first meeting these awesome characters in the teasers. And then I see the Cover! I thought I couldn't be any more excited, I was wrong. And rumour has it, there are… Continue reading ★COVER REVEAL★ THE SOCIETY #STALKERPROBLEMS by @ivysmoakauthor
Kade has a secret. For years he has not been who he seemed. He's been playing a game, getting close to bringing down the twisted hearts on a global scale. Their plans are terrifying, but more concerning is how the love of his life, the woman he was forced to leave behind, is being dragged… Continue reading Book review: Masks of Devotion – Maggie Cole (@MaggieColeAuth)
Sixteen years ago Matt made a promise to only love one person. She was his one, his only, his future, and without her there would be no one. That was the vow he had wanted to speak on his wedding day, but instead he whispered them over her grave. He was a man of his… Continue reading Book review: Matchmaker – Ivy Smoak (@IvySmoakAuthor) #mustread
They say those who fail at higher education turn to a life of crime. In this instance a life of crime is exactly the name of the 21st century based immersive game Kurt finds himself drawn into after being expelled. At first it was a way of reconnecting with Jimmy, but as the stakes increase… Continue reading Book review: Illusion – Joseph Phelps
Maya wanted to follow in her father's footsteps, to become a surgeon, but when shortly after his death her boyfriend vanished her life altered course. It wasn't just the fact Raiden had vanished without a trace, it was that no one even remembered the man who had brought so much joy to her life. Determined… Continue reading Book review: Rekindled Sparks – Kathryn Jayne
Three times a bridesmaid, never a bride. That was how the old saying went. But Keira hadn't been a bridesmaid just three times. All her friends had entered an exciting new chapter in her life, and she had been left behind, desperately seeking another roommate as her last one tied the knot. When Rory arrived… Continue reading Book review: Playing a Player by Ivy Smoak (@IvySmoakAuthor)
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