News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
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)
Terric had grown up hearing tales of brave knights and great warriors. He wanted nothing more than to follow suit, to begin his own epic journey, and yet fate was against him. Born as the second son of the House of Hornbolt he is destined to swear his oaths and become a priest. Nothing could… Continue reading Book review: The Ruin of House Hornbolt by Ivy Smoak and Ryan Hauge (@IvySmoakAuthor) (@RyanHaugeAuthor)
A disaster, a heart breaking, breath-stealing disaster. That was what Penny's life had become. She should have been walking down the aisle with the man of her dreams, but how quickly those dreams had become a nightmare. Now, instead of her happily ever after she was trying to piece together the parts of her broken… Continue reading Book review: Devotion by Ivy Smoak (@IvySmoakAuthor)
Moving to New York as meant to be a fresh start, away from the scandal, from the relentless hounding of the press. With college now completed and certificate in hand the time has come to look to the future and plan the rest of their lives together. But things are never that easy. The years… Continue reading Book review: Eruption by Ivy Smoak (@IvySmoakAuthor)
With her father threatening to overthrow the Sensorian way of life, Eli knew it would take more than words to prove her loyalty. She endured her punishment but it made little difference, and the month isolation had been one of the hardest months she had ever had to endure. With family bonds being so powerful,… Continue reading Book review: The Sensorians: Trust – Brigitte Morse-Starkenburg (@BrigitteMorseS1)
Aaron had been the love of her life, she had waited years for them to marry and they had been happy. She had moved her whole life for him. Moving away from the home she loved and leaving behind her friends only added to the loneliness beginning to settle over her like an all too… Continue reading Book review: The Dungeon Master’s Wife – Kate Messick (@KateMessick)
For most her life Eli had been told she suffered from mental illness, paranoia, schizophrenia, and sensory overload. For years she thought her behaviour was what drove her father to leave. She had everything under control thanks to the prescriptions, that was until the day Zack turned up and sent her world tumbling down around… Continue reading Book review: The Sensorians: Awakening – Brigitte Morse-Starkenburg (@BrigitteMorseS1)
Jesse had been born different. Unlike most born of the shifter line she had no animal to call her own, just like her mother she couldn't shift and just like her mother she saw things no one else did. Her mother's madness had resulted in her murder, and Jesse feared her father would turn the… Continue reading Book review: Familiar Ties – Kathryn Jayne
Jordyn Jensen had got used to the abuse, to the beatings. But that one night Devon took things too far. In fear for her life she calls Maggie and finds herself in the one place Devon won't think to look. While running from her past she didn't expect to find a chance of a future.… Continue reading Book review: T. B. Elizabeth – Trust Me
Ginger Knox loved rom-coms, so when one new year's eve the man of her dreams swept her off her feet with a simple hello she thought he was her forever. She moved her whole life for him. And in return he moved his PA, right into their bed. Heartbroken, and alone she tries to rebuild… Continue reading Book review: Jane Gundogan – Salep and Ginger
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