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Book Review: Night Owls and Summer Skies
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Book Review: Given
New book review coming your way today! I just finished reading Given by Nandi Taylor and if you’re a fan of fun YA fantasy novels with a love story, then this may be for you. Given follows Yenni, a princess from the Yirba Tribe in the Moonrise Isles, who journeys to the Empire of Cresh to attend a magical school. She isn’t going there just to learn Creshen magic though, she is secretly there to see if she can learn information on a mysterious illness her father is ailing from. In the Moonrise Isles, the people also use magic but instead of spoken spells like in Cresh, they draw runes…
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Book Giveaway – The Poet’s War
The Poet’s War is a novel that was just released a few days ago and I was fortunate to get a copy to review. I haven’t gotten to read it yet, but I am running a giveaway with Smith Publicity for one of you to win a copy of your own! Keep reading to see how to enter! Here’s some information about what the novel is about! From the mold of the expansive family drama on the European stage comes a story of manners and morals. After a childhood in Italy with his mother and her upper- class family, Alistair Stears finds his world changed by the fighting in that…
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My Twist on Robin Hood
A few months ago I submitted a (very) short story to a mystery contest on Wattpad and ended up in the top 10. You can read it here. A few weeks ago I saw another contest that interested me – this time on the Wattpad Fairytales page. The contest is called Rewind the Classics and challenged writers to write a short story that is a twist on a fairytale, legend, or classic story. I thought about what story I could do and pretty quickly settled on Robin Hood. My twist? Robin Hood is a girl! I had a lot of fun writing this short story. I’m still playing around with…
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Unbound: Author Q & A
Unbound, a new novel by Dina Gu Brumfield was released earlier this month and I am participating in a blog tour to share information about the book with you all! I also have an author q&a. Women go to extraordinary lengths to survive and find love, a life for themselves, and to create opportunities for their own self-expression. Unbound is about survival, and what women sacrifice and endure to pursue love and a future of their own making. When author Dina Gu Brumfield first came to the United States in the late ‘80s from China, she left a restrictive communist culture, in which people—especially children—were fed a communist ideology that…
