Book Review | May Day | By Josie Jaffrey
May Day is a wholesome thriller story yet, there are so many loose ends left that you cannot wait to read the second book.
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Book Review | Man Down | By James Goodhand
Man Down is a roller coaster ride of emotions and philosophies that will make you question the gender norms of the world we live in.
TheWriteReads Ultimate Blog Tour Spotlight | Man Down | By James Goodhand
The description alone got me interested. If you are interested in a YA thriller with social commentary, go for this one as well.
The WriteReads Blog Tour Spotlight | These Walls Were Never Really There | By Bryan Blears
Dear Bookbugs, It is spotlight time here in the world of bookbugs!! Today we are going to look at the literary fiction book, “These Walls Were Never...
Book review | Accused – The KC Warlock Weekly | By M N Jolley
The KC Warlock Weekly’s first book – Accused is a solid mystery thriller with a touch of magic. It is a quick mystery thriller that you can cozy up to.
THeWriteReads Blog Tour Spotlight | Under The Bridge | By Jack Byrne
This week we have A Liverpool Mystery Under The Bridge by Jack Byrne. This spotlight is a part of TheWriteReads blog tour.
TheWriteReads | Blog Tour Spotlight | Blood of the Lost Kingdom | Kristin Ward
Blood of the Lost Kingodm is the second book in the Daughter of Erabel series, the first one being The Girl Of Dorcha Wood.
Book Review | The Broken Heart of Arelium | By Alex Robins
The Broken Heart of Arelium succeeds well in terms of drawing you into this fictional world with its epic backstories and political intrigue.
Book Review | Beneath Cruel Fathoms | By Anela Deen
Beneath the Cruel Fathoms has the perfect blend of a sea-based fantasy that combines magic and yet portrays the one without it as the most magnificent one.
Book Review | Octavia Bloom and the Missing Key | By Estelle Grace Tudor
Octavia Bloom and the Missing Key has the appeal of a fairy tale that packs the vibe of a Princess Diaries tale. It can be a great bedtime story that would make young kids run wild with their active imagination.
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