Historical fiction is an amazing genre that brings truth from the past to us today. It can be heartbreaking and heartfelt — and sometimes it includes a smidgen of magic. There is so much to lear…
Author Interview: Laura Moe talks “Breakfast with Neruda”
“Breakfast with Neruda” is a novel that follows the life of two troubled teenagers named, Michael and Shelly, as they try to solve Michael’s situation and discover who they are while…
Book Review: Sanctuary Bay
Authors Laura J. Burns and Melinsa Metz have delivered an intriguing premise in their YA novel Sanctuary Bay, where nothing is as it seems and our leading lady Sarah Merson must battle known forces to…
Reading ‘Harry Potter’ for the First Time: ‘The Chamber of Secrets’
This is about the third time I’ve tried to write this review and holy cow am I nervous. There’s like a 95% chance that you, the person reading this, is going to hate what I’m about to say. Breathe, Mi…
Guest Post: The Villain as a Hero by Lisa Jensen
Today I’m excited to feature a guest post from author Lisa Jensen, whose book ‘Alias Hook’ just came out in paperback on May 5, 2015! She’s here to tell us about why she wrote …
Book Review: ‘Love on the Lifts’ by Jill Santopolo
Pick your path to find the perfect guy in this personalized romance set on the ski slopes! A book version of The Bachelorette! What better way to spend your vacation than on the slopes? In this unique…
Movie to Book Feature: Fifty Shades of Grey
Oh, 50 Shades of Grey, what curiosity you have stirred at the box office. I, for one, was very excited to see the movie. I bought my ticket early and thought that, from what I saw in the trailers, it …