I got a very nice email from Reader Views advising me that they have given me a FIVE star review. You can read the full review here: https://readerviews.com/reviews/revenge-not-taken-lightly-breemen/ If you are subscribed to KindleUnlimited, you can get the book here,
An Unlikely Heist
An Unlikely Heist is the sixth novel in the Unlikely Murder Club series. I’ve followed all the Agatha Shadewell books, and this one may be my favourite – although that may be hard to choose since I enjoy all the
What We Kept Silent by Karen Grose
What We Keep Silent: A Bri Watters Thriller by Karen Grose My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is a fascinating psychological thriller that explores family dynamics and the harm that can be done by keeping silent. It examines the
FIVE -STARS from Readers’ Favorite!
GREAT NEWS!!! I just received my first FIVE-STAR review for Revenge Not Taken Lightly, the third book in the David Harris and Emma Jackson series, which will be released on May 12th! Read the full review here: https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/revenge-not-taken-lightly Reviewed by
The Games We Play by Alyssa Martin
Taylor Coleman and Todd Bergman are ultra-talented college athletes who have been friends since childhood. Taylor is frustrated by the glass ceiling she faces after graduation, knowing she’ll never be a pro baseball player in the major leagues, even though
5-STAR REVIEW FROM ALAN R. WARREN
I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to Alan R. Warren for his incredible review. His thoughtful insights and generous words meant the world to me. Check out the reviews for my book on amazon or goodreads!
Book Review: An Unlikely Drama by Gina X. Grant
Gina X. Grant’s Unlikely Drama, the third book in the Unlikely Murder Club cozy mystery series, is just as charming as the first two. Agatha Shadewell is an ex-con with a big heart and Robin Hood mentality. Ex-FBI agent Martin Kopp vouched for her early release from prison and she is integrating well into the small community of Unlikely. Townfolk love her quirky ways and sense of humour and she’s quickly come to love them back.
Book Review: The Road to Heaven by Alexis Stefanovich-Thomson
The Road to Heaven by Alexis Stefanovich-Thomson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Alexis Stefanovich-Thomson’s Road to Heaven is a gritty private-eye novel written in the first person, with crisp dialogue, sharp narrative, and poetic setting descriptions. The protagonist, Patrick
Book Review: The Nameless Prince by Dominick Domingo
A thoughtful review of Dominick Domingo’s YA fantasy, The Nameless Prince—a coming-of-age journey blending myth, magic, and the search for identity
Book Review: Down Country by Lorne Tepperman
Down Country, the second novel in the Rachel Tine Series, is a compelling book that thrusts the reader into the world of academia and organized crime. From the start, the novel held my attention and interest. I really liked the