News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
From the moment he laid eyes on her Wren knew Sparky was his forever. He would never love more deeply or truly, and yet if there was one thing always missing, preventing this great romance that was written in the stars, it was timing. Too soon, too late, but never right. Even when the right… Continue reading Book review: Victoria Philips – Five Days in March (@LisaVProulx)
Chalsarda has a past darker and more haunted than most, but the past was behind her. Now she could look to the future, or she could, until history came knocking. The very person who betrayed her strikes at her weakness again, this time threatening the life of her apprentice unless she does something for him.… Continue reading Book review: Danny Bell – Playing Dead (@ElanaRuthBlack)
Mudesa Black worked hard to get where she was. She helps people with their problems, hiding her own demons and secrets. She didn't believe in magic, but insanity, that was something she understood. Her parents had conditioned her to the point she couldn't even look in a mirror. They thought magic was real, but the… Continue reading Book review: C.A. King – Shattered Reality (@PortalProphecy)
Great news everyone! The much awaited final instalment in The Forgotten Legacies series has been released today. You'll find this series finale free on Kindle Unlimited, or available for purchase at £1.99 ($2.99 to all you wonderful people over in the great USA) It has been a long time coming, and I can't express how… Continue reading The Dream Walker – Out now!
Brooklyn felt like an imposter from the moment her worn Keds touched the sidewalk outside Empire High, a school for the elite. She wasn't here because she was rich, or because she'd earned a scholarship, no, she was here because her world had ended. This was the last place in the world she could ever… Continue reading Book review: Ivy Smoak – Empire High: Untouchables (@IvySmoakAuthor)
Carly was desperate to escape the city, to work in a place that mirrored her own morals. When she came across Dream Horse Ranch it is like her prayers have been answered. There was, however, one draw back. The owner, a stud by the name of Keith, has a very strict discipline policy, although she's… Continue reading Book review: Maggie Carpenter – Cowboy (@magcarpenter2)
Shane had it all, money, his own business, a string of beautiful women. The one thing he didn't have was something he didn't even realise he was missing, not until he laid eyes on Beth. His company had been hide to protect her from the man responsible for her nightmares and the thought of anyone… Continue reading Book review: April Wilson – Vulnerable (@AprilWroteIt)
In Jay Veloso Batista's, The Vardoger Boy, Raga had warned Finn it was there, but not soon enough for him to evade the attack. He had been about to start his newest adventure, learning the way of the sea, aboard his uncle's ship when the mast troll had attacked. He was done with the Realm… Continue reading Book review: Jay Veloso Batista – The Vardoger Boy (@JayVBatista)
For years Kenna had pined over her older brother's friend. He had shown her kindness when no one else had. But all that changed the day she read his diary and discovered a darker side to the boy she loved. Their relationship was fractured forever, he hated she had seen that part of him, he… Continue reading Book review: Nicole Snow – Still Not Over You (@NicoleSnowBooks)
At two years old, when Luna had spoken the most important words of her small life, they had made no difference. Not the tiniest bit. She decided then and there if words couldn't stop what happened, then they were not important, she had no further use for them. Growing up selectively mute she was the… Continue reading Book review: L.J. Shen – Broken Knight (@lj_shen)
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