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Books and literature provide us with a way to escape from the everyday world and into different realms of imagination. They transport us to different times and places, and allow us to explore different cultures and worlds. They also provide insights into the human condition, and can be a source of inspiration and comfort. Books and literature have always been a part of my life. I can remember curled up with a good book on many occasions, whether it was during a rainy day or when I needed a break from reality. I am so grateful for the ability that books have to whisk us away to another time or place, and to teach us something new about the world around us.
Good Regency Trouble. – The Chocolate Lady's Book Review Blog
Book Review for “The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies” by Alison Goodman. Summary: "Lady Augusta Colebrook, “Gus,” is determinedly unmarried, bored by society life, and tired of being dismissed at the age of forty-two. She and her twin sister, Julia, who is grieving her dead betrothed, need a distraction. One soon presents itself: to rescue…
Native Arcana | LITERARY TITAN
Native Arcana doesn’t ease you in—it grabs you by the collar, throws you into a blast, and dares you to look away. This book has grit. It’s soaked in real talk, tragedy, folklore, and violence. You feel every punch, every loss, every flicker of memory. Nita Ross, the main character, is not just some badge-toting…
Navigate the Emotional Terrain | LITERARY TITAN
Ryan McDermott Author Interview Downriver shares your story, starting with your childhood in Florida and continuing through the invasion of Iraq, the collapse of your marriage, and the aftermath of a Wall Street crash—all woven together with heartfelt prose and stirring poetry. Why was this an important book for you to write? Downriver began as…
The Last Door, Ajar By Michael Holly Barrett ~ $10 Gift Card ~ 💙📚 #HistoricalFiction #WW2 #Books #LitFic #NaziEscape #GoddessFish #TellwellTalent | Gina Rae Mitchell
The Last Door, Ajar by Michael Holly Barrett ~ $10 Gift Card ~ 💙📚 #HistoricalFiction #WW2 #Books #LitFic #NaziEscape #GoddessFish #TellwellTalent This book would be ideal for readers who enjoy twist-laden historical thrillers that blend real-world intrigue with high-stakes heists and moral dilemmas.
Safe Space | LITERARY TITAN
Alexander Brandon Author Interview Eastlanders’ Fall is a tale of ancient evil rising again, powerful cults seeking domination, and unlikely heroes trying to stop the world from crumbling—literally. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? I drew inspiration from the real world and used my fantasy setting as a safe space for…
Review of “The Frozen River” by Ariel Lawhon | Rhapsody in Books Weblog
This fictional account was inspired by the real story of Martha Ballard, a midwife in colonial Maine who, between 1785 and 1812, delivered hundreds of babies, and kept a diary to boot. In fact, that diary was the basis for Laurel Thatcher Ulrich’s 1991 Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of Martha, A Midwife’s Tale. Arial Lawhon covers…
Audiobook Review: Forbidden Warlords in Love by Alison Aimes. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Books Best Blog
Forbidden Warlords in Love: A Dark Fated-Mates Romance Box Set, Books 6-8: Enemies-to-Lovers Romance by Alison AimesMy rating: 4 of 5 stars Forbidden A Dark Fated-Mates Romance, Book 6He’s out for revenge. She’s out to escape. Neither intends to fall in love.His instructions are Do not open the bag.To escape exile and enact revenge, alpha…
Hunchback by Saou Ichikawa | Linda's Book Bag
I think it may be Penguin’s Marie-Louise Patton I need to thank for sending me a surprise copy of Hunchback by Saou Ichikawa, translated by Polly Barton. It’s my pleasure to share my review of Hunchback today. Hunchback was published by Penguin Viking on 6th March 2025 and is available for purchase through the publisher…
Sixty Years of Adventure | LITERARY TITAN
Larry Friend Author Interview Icy the Iceberg follows a snowflake-turned-iceberg who goes on this long emotional journey through the water cycle. What was the inspiration for your story? My wife and I were on an Alaskan boat cruise. I enjoyed sitting on the deck looking at the scenery. I watched the beautiful shoreline, the amazing…
The Intrepid Steps of John Ruffam by Robert Ferguson | #bookreview – Portobello Book Blog
The Intrepid Steps of John Ruffam is a slim novella covering the short life of the eponymous protagonist from his dramatic start in the National Gallery of Scotland to his end in Princes Street Gardens in the shadow of the Scott Monument. It is fair to say that John Ruffam's life was packed with drama…
The Mutant and The Mule | LITERARY TITAN
The Mutant and the Mule is a dystopian sci-fi tale wrapped in rebellion, identity, and unexpected friendship. It follows Helia, a Mutant trained for infiltration, as she dives deep into the oppressive Norm society to sabotage it from within. Things go sideways when her mission contact vanishes, and she’s forced to team up with Ari,…
Murder On Line One by Jeremy Vine – Jen Med's Book Reviews
Today I am sharing my thoughts on Murder On Line One by Jeremy Vine. I've been intrigued by the idea of this book for some time, so my thanks go to publisher HarperCollins for the advance copy via Netgalley. Here's what the book's all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 24 April 2025Publisher: HarperCollins About the Book…
Summer of the Ancient – Editorial Review – The Book Review Directory
Title: Silki, the Girl of Many Scarves: Summer of the Ancient Author: Jodi Lea Stewart Genre: YA Fiction / Adventure-Mystery This short, fast-paced novel introduces readers to Silki, a young girl growing up on the Navajo reservation who loves her horse and using her creative imagination. One day, when a dark shadow passes…
Colloquialism and Exoticism | LITERARY TITAN
S.P. Somtow Author Interview Damnatio Memoriae is the final, emotionally raw, and beautifully written chapter of the Nero and Sporus saga. How do you feel now that you have completed Sporus's story, and were you able to achieve everything you wanted with the characters in the novel? This is really one long novel, but now…
13 Unforgettable Paranormal Cowboy Romances You Didn’t Know You Needed - Under the Covers
Who knew cowboys could howl or beam you across galaxies? Dive into 13 paranormal cowboy romances you didn’t know you needed—wolf shifters, vampire ranchers, alien wranglers, and more, all with heart‑pounding western grit.
Down the TBR Hole #18 – Alli the Book Giraffe
Hello readers! It's time for a Down the TBR Hole post. I hope everyone had a good weekend! Last time we ended on 168 and are starting out with 271. START HERE if you haven't read one of my Down the TBR Hole posts before. If you’ve never heard of Down the TBR Hole before, you…
DRONESTAR a novel by M.S. Zlotnickov (Book Review #2029) – Review Tales
Dronestar by M.S. Zlotnickov is a gripping YA space fantasy that combines thrilling adventure, rich world-building, and a heartwarming coming-of-age story. Set on the junk-ridden planet of Takis, it follows thirteen-year-old Sirus Spadefoot, a boy born to a convict mother, who finds himself caught in a complex web of secrets, survival, and a desperate quest…
Birthstone Book Covers: April 2025 - One Book More
Leslie at Books Are the New Black created a fun monthly post called Birthstone Book Covers. Each month, she features book covers that are either the same color as that month’s birthstone or include the color in the title. Fun, right? Rules: This month, the birthstone is a diamond, and I found some good ones … Continue reading Birthstone Book Covers: April 2025
How Myths Form | LITERARY TITAN
Henry Guard Author Interview The Borealis Queen follows a resilient young woman marked by a mysterious prophecy who embarks on a perilous journey that intertwines survival, destiny, and the forging of unexpected bonds. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? The setup came from wanting to tell a story that felt ancient…
Interview with Dana Robertson, author of The Abandoned Theater!
1) Tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you get into writing? Writing is something I’ve done for as long as I can remember, jotting down ideas and random thoughts. I studied literature at university, completing a degree in English and psychology. However, I pursued a career in psychology, working in counseling, vocational…
Last of the Pops | LITERARY TITAN
Skylar Chase. A rising musician on the brink of stardom, until he vanished without a trace. Legally declared dead a decade later, his disappearance remains one of music’s great unsolved mysteries. Yet his limited body of work didn’t fade into obscurity. Instead, it evolved into legend. Even while he was still alive, his songs hinted…
Murder Strikes a Chord: A Pearly Girls Mystery by Heather Weidner #Review @heather_mystery_writer - Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book - Great Escapes Book Tours
This book recently toured with Great Escapes Book Tours. I was unable to post my review on my assigned date. Today, I am posting the review I should have post
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