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Mini Book Reviews: Dragons, Zombies, and Beauty and the Beast!

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“Fel crouched on the deck, her eyes just above the top of the Silence’s railing, watching the pirate ship anchored nearby. She tried to stop trembling.”

Fel is the only child who has ever escaped from the Abode, a workhouse for children, hidden from the world inside thick, swirling mists. Fel finds a home with a family of reformed pirates, but the discovery of a magical object from her former life sends her back to the Abode to rescue her friend Molly.

Fel’s reappearance sets in motion an adventure that goes far beyond saving one girl.

A coming-of-age story for anyone 8 or older, The Abode offers readers a complex fantasy complete with pirates, dragons, and the Abode’s children, who discover who and what they really are.

 

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Review: TwoSpells by Mark Morrison

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Sarah and her twin brother Jon are heirs to an ancient magical realm and its most valuable treasure, an enchanted library. The library endows readers with the supernatural means of crossing into the uncharted inner-sanctum of the second dimension, inhabited with peculiar and sometimes perilous creatures.

The children are emboldened with a wondrous mystical gift that no other being has ever possessed. But fate intervenes and triggers a disastrous inter-dimensional war that disrupts the fabric of time and space spanning multiple universes, tearing destiny a new and savage
pathway.

The two must rescue their world from a phantom hybrid alien race controlled by a demented dark-wizard, Jeremy Sermack. They will either assimilate or be exterminated.

Will they be the saviors the prophets spoke of, or will they retreat to the perceived safety of their distant homeland?

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I wasn’t sure what to expect when starting TwoSpells by Mark Morrison, but I was pleasantly surprised. It did take me a little bit to get into the book, but once I did I looked forward to reading more each night. Continue reading →

Review: A Short Path to Change: 30 Ways to Transform Your Life

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Learn how to identify and release old patterns and behaviors, navigate challenges, and stay in the present moment to maximize positive results. Join intuitive healer Jenny Mannion as she shares her own journey to healing after years of chronic illness and demonstrates how it helped create her unique program. Whether your goal is to increase your positive energy, experience vibrant good health, or improve your overall quality of life, A Short Path to Change offers support and encouragement every step of the way. This empowering book also guides you through a variety of modalities, including:

Energy Healing Balancing Chakras Intention Setting Forgiveness Moving Past Your Ego Gratitude Love and Connectivity Manifestation Patience with Yourself and Others Affirmations

 

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Heart of Gold by Michaela Haze – Review

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Goldryn Bois. Small town, Louisiana.

No prospects. No education. No boyfriend. No nothing.
Harriet Thompson knows what’s going to happen.
She’s going to wind up like her mother. Drunk and alone.
When her best friend gives her a ticket to the Goldryn Masquerade,
it’s her last hurrah before she takes all her savings and runs.

They were strangers.
But everyone knew Elliot Gold.
Stoic. Serious. The Iceman.

She was unlike anyone he had ever met. Now, Elliot Gold will stop at nothing to find her.

**Contains scenes of explicit sex, 18+**
Heart of Gold is a slow burn, small-town romance and Michaela Haze’s first contemporary romance novel.

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The Captain of Her Fate Review and Release Blitz

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Today, we are featuring The Captain of Her Fate, a saucy and sophisticated Regency romance by Nina Mason, the author of Devil in Duke’s Clothing and The Governess Next Door, among many other books. Continue reading →