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December 8, 2014
Book Review | Daisy Cooper and the Sisters of the Black Night (Daisy Cooper 1) | Robert Dee
DAISY COOPER AND THE SISTERS OF THE BLACK NIGHT (DAISY COOPER 1) by Robert Dee ★★★★ Kindle edition purchased from Amazon When you’re twelve years old and want to travel the world as a reporter for International Schoolgirl magazine you’d better be able to prove you can find a good story at home first. Budding … Continue reading Book Review | Daisy Cooper and the Sisters of the Black Night (Daisy Cooper 1) | Robert Dee →
December 4, 2014
The BookElves Anthology (Vol 1) + a great giveaway
A group of crafty authors that I have had the pleasure of meeting in the virtual world have decided to band together to showcase their talents in an anthology of holiday themed short stories. It’s sure to be a treat for readers. Seven stories, seven situations threatening the festivities. Will the holidays be a disaster? Will … Continue reading The BookElves Anthology (Vol 1) + a great giveaway →
November 30, 2014
Life’s Short – Live It – Let’s go to Orlando
The past year has been a roller-coaster ride for us. Since our daughter’s cancer diagnosis we’ve been through many highs and lows. We’ve met wonderful people who care for sick children and support their families, and we’ve met some great families who are on the same journey. One thing that we have all learnt is … Continue reading Life’s Short – Live It – Let’s go to Orlando →
November 27, 2014
A Salute to New York City
Well, now that this post has gone live it means that I’m currently trying to sleep or eat in the belly of a shiny flying machine. I’m on my way to one of my favourite places in the world, New York City. Getting there is no taxi ride for us. We practically live on the opposite … Continue reading A Salute to New York City →
November 23, 2014
YA Book Review | Sons of the Sphinx | Cheryl Carpinello
SONS OF THE SPHINX by Cheryl Carpinello ★★★★★ Kindle edition supplied by author The Prophecy: Behold, when the last boy pharaoh is awakened, he will have one chance to right the wrong. United with a spirit vessel from the future, he must seek to find the one robbed of his reign, who will lead the way … Continue reading YA Book Review | Sons of the Sphinx | Cheryl Carpinello →
Book Review | Sons of the Sphinx | Cheryl Carpinello
SONS OF THE SPHINX by Cheryl Carpinello ★★★★★ Kindle edition supplied by author The Prophecy: Behold, when the last boy pharaoh is awakened, he will have one chance to right the wrong. United with a spirit vessel from the future, he must seek to find the one robbed of his reign, who will lead the way … Continue reading Book Review | Sons of the Sphinx | Cheryl Carpinello →
November 16, 2014
MG Book Review | The Camelot Kids (Part 2) | Ben Zackheim
THE CAMELOT KIDS (PART 2) by Ben Zackheim ★★★★★ Kindle edition purchased from Amazon Simon Sharp just got kidnapped by a troll on the shore of Scotland’s Loch Duich. But before he can get his head around that incredible fact, he’s saved by a 7-foot tall elderly man who calls himself Merlin. It’s hard to … Continue reading MG Book Review | The Camelot Kids (Part 2) | Ben Zackheim →
Book Review | The Camelot Kids (Part 2) | Ben Zackheim
THE CAMELOT KIDS (PART 2) by Ben Zackheim ★★★★★ Kindle edition purchased from Amazon Simon Sharp just got kidnapped by a troll on the shore of Scotland’s Loch Duich. But before he can get his head around that incredible fact, he’s saved by a 7-foot tall elderly man who calls himself Merlin. It’s hard to […]
November 13, 2014
Double Vision Series | F.T. Bradley
The Double Vision series grabbed my attention the first time I saw the cover, then when I read the blurb it had me, so I added it to my ever growing TBR list. Finally, after lingering at the edge of my mind I looked into grabbing a copy. Unfortunately, the ebook wasn’t available to me in Australia […]
November 9, 2014
Book Review | Contest | Matthew Reilly
CONTEST by Matthew Reilly ★★★★★ Kindle edition purchased from Amazon The New York State Library. A brooding labyrinth of towering bookcases, narrow aisles and spiralling staircases. For Doctor Stephen Swain and his daughter, Holly, it is the site of a nightmare. For one night, this historic building is to be the venue for a contest. […]
