News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
David Litwack's The Light of Reason is the third and final instalment in The Seeker's series. Orah and Nathaniel reach the shores of home, completing a long and eventful journey. But the land they left behind is not the one they return to find. Whispers and lies cloud the minds of people as vicars as… Continue reading Book review: The Light of Reason by David Litwack
Sisters and Rivals by Margaret Lynette Sharp is a short romance story revolving around two sisters and their partners. Linda is a simple woman with simple needs. She wants to be loved and respected. She wants to find that special someone to build a life with but one thing stands in her way, her flirtatious… Continue reading Book review: Sisters and Rivals by Margaret Lynette Sharp
Random Word Stories: Volume 1 is a collection of short stories written by Eli Goldfarb. Throughout this book the author chooses a single word, defines it, and writes a story based around it. This provides the perfect opportunity for an author to show their diversity, creativity, and imagination. The words chosen are often little used,… Continue reading Book review: Random Word Stories: Volume 1 by Eli Goldfarb
Infertility Cured Naturally: Get Pregnant Now by Janie Lee Barlow is a short but interesting read addressing the many causes of infertility and ways it can be addressed. Divided into sections it first introduces and discusses female problems which result in infertility and difficulty conceiving and then male, shedding the forced illusion that a majority… Continue reading Book review: Infertility Cured Naturally: Get Pregnant Now by Janie Lee Barlow
Venators: Through the Arch is a supernatural / epic fantasy written by author Devri Walls There's no such thing as vampires, and werewolves are a tale spun from the imagination of authors. The supernatural does not exist. At least that is what Rune thought, hoped. Yet every time she saw something portraying this mystical nature… Continue reading Book review: Venators: Through The Arch by Devri Walls
MAYAN - Atlantis Returns (The Millennia Series Book 1) is an urban fantasy / Science fiction novel written by Neil Enock. Bob Wallace is an archaeologist with ideas that see him shunned, some even think him a mockery to their profession. Yet all of his theories, his outlandish ideas, are stemmed from fact. Never before… Continue reading Book review: MAYAN – Atlantis Returns (The Millennia Series Book 1) by Neil Enock
Recusant (The Brin Archives Book 2) by Jim Cronin is a sci-fi fantasy and sequel to Hegira. Maliche is a Rocker, as such there are certain things expected from him. He however wants more from life than his name would dictate. He chose archaeology over genetics, bringing shame to his family, and now seeks a… Continue reading Book review: Recusant (The Brin Archives Book 2) by Jim Cronin
Breeder by K.B. Hoyle is a brilliant example of dystopian fiction. Humanity has been forced to the brink of extinction, taking with it a large population of wildlife. Fortunately the Unified World Order has introduced a Controlled Reproduction Program, in the interest of survival only the most perfect genes will do. Flaws will not be… Continue reading Book review: Breeder by K.B. Hoyle
Siren’s Snare an erotic romance by Jessica Marie Baumgartner . Savaunt has not long turned 500, middle age he longs for a child of his own, a son. There is only one problem. He is a Siren, a race of males who can only produce offspring with a human female. Leaving his lover and best… Continue reading Book review: Siren’s Snare by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
The Passion Season: Book I of The Covalent Series by Libby Doyle is a truly amazing urban fantasy guaranteed to set the heart strings aflutter and the pulse racing. At the start it follows Rainer Barakiel, son of Lucifer as he is exiled from his home. He is a Covalent, a race who above all… Continue reading Book review: The Passion Season: Book I of the Covalent Series by Libby Doyle
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