Time Travel

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Sarah Weston is a music grad student who has been offered the job of a lifetime. Nicolas Pertusato is the man that is taking her to her dream job. He’s also something of a tour guide. There are several other characters that lead us on a tour through Prague and Lobkowicz [...]

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Reviewed by Sharon S. I had heard wonderful things about A Discovery of Witches so when I got an opportunity to review the sequel Shadow of Night I thought, perfect! Unfortunately this is a series that needs to be read in order. Harkness did a great job of catching the reader up on her world [...]

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Heroine: Dougless Montgomery is unhappy but fighting it. She’s determined to make her relationship with a man, who on paper is a great catch. In reality, he’s a douchebag who takes his bitterness about her trust-fund wealth out on her, while pretending he isn’t. He plays just enough of the lover to string her along, [...]

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Reviewed by Book Glancer The Stem of Time was a novella that I picked up on Amazon for only $0.99, but I’m really glad I found it. The book is a fast fun read, with a little sizzle, and a whole of lot mind-bending time travelling. Jillian, a dedicated scientist, is determined to cure cancer. [...]

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Review by Lynn Reynolds This is a new type of book that will have you going back for more – it’s interactive. There are four stories to choose from. But I warn you, unless you have no feelings these stories are going to get your blood flowing – and possibly other things as well. And [...]

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Keira: Did a real farmhouse inspire Greywethers, the one in Mariana? Susanna Kearsley: Greywethers was, in fact, inspired by an actual house—not a farmhouse, but a house in the village of Avebury, Wiltshire. The real village is built inside a stone circle, and since I had no use for the stones in my novel (and [...]

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Guest blog by BL Bonita, author of Romancing a Stranger Silly question, I know, but it does happen. Maybe you’ve gone on a blind date and at the end of the evening, as the guy drops you off at your doorstep, you decide to reward him with a little peck. Maybe some random hunk saved [...]

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Guest Post by Susanna Kearsley, author of The Rose Garden One of my very first crushes was Errol Flynn. I still remember the Saturday afternoon I sat and watched Captain Blood on TV in our family room—I would have been about twelve at the time—and fell head over heels for that dashing guy wearing the [...]

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