Literature & Fiction

Voyage with the Vikings (AIO Imagination Station Books)
Voyage with the Vikings (AIO Imagination Station Books)

Review:My grandson, age 8, was so enthusiastic about the book that he loaned it to his teacher to read. Then he used his allowance to order the entire series. Their mom reads it to my six-year old granddaughter who thoroughly enjoys it also. Read more

The Winter Witch: A Novel
The Winter Witch: A Novel

Review:These books by Brackston are somewhat interesting but there's too much "talk" and not enough action. She's too wordy for the most part - you get the impression she's trying to build up her work by talking and talking and talking. Read more

A Vampire's Thirst: Victor
A Vampire's Thirst: Victor

Review:It's a romance told mostly from the male perspective. And as Victor is the character with the most personality, it's fine that way. Kinda confused about where vamps come from if they're not born though, since Victor never makes mention of having a human life.
The writing is also unsubtle, as in I'm told a lot of information instead of shown it. Read more

The Silver Witch: A Novel
The Silver Witch: A Novel

Review:Tilda's husband died in an accident. A year later, she moved into a small cabin by a lake that was meant to be their dream home. It was only after moving to the small Welsh village that things began to happen to, and around Tilda that she had never experience before. It started out farily small, timepieces that stopped working, electricity that suddenly became temperamental. He computer became difficult, but that is the way of computers, so it took me a while to decide that was connected with he... Read more

The Witch's Daughter: A Novel
The Witch's Daughter: A Novel

Review:I enjoy historical fiction, anything supernatural, and anything celebrating feminine power or energy, so this was right up my ally. This book centers on Bess, a modern-day witch with a long (as in 400 years) and tragic past. We learn of her past as she tells it to a new, contemporary student of hers, a young girl who wishes to become a 'hedge witch', focused on the herbal healing arts and rituals. Bess is capable of much more than this, and as the story develops we learn why and how as she tells... Read more

Hidden: Hidden Series Book One (Volume 1)
Hidden: Hidden Series Book One (Volume 1)

Review:I picked up the book yesterday and immediately started to read. I got caught up in the beginning trying to figure out what Leah was. Then everything changed within the story...
This is a great read and has a twist that the reader will not see coming! Read more

The Thinking Woman's Guide to Real Magic: A Novel
The Thinking Woman's Guide to Real Magic: A Novel

Review:This book was disappointing. Nora is a vacuous English doctorate candidate? How is that even possible? She does develop toward the end of the story, but I was too irritated by her to care. The plot is a cool concept (which is why I read to the end), however it would have been better used on a more developed character. Comparing Nora to Hermione is a HUGE stretch, and frankly an insult to one of the better written female characters in modern-day literature. Read more

Prophet
Prophet

Review:Really really good book.

A very interesting read that is fiction yet surrounds demons, angels and prayer. The power of prayer in life.

Demonic forces and battles with angels make up this modern novel. Read more

The Prophet
The Prophet

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The Prophet (The Cloister Book 2)
The Prophet (The Cloister Book 2)

Review:Sweet holy titfire. This book/ series. I literally sat with my hand over my mouth while holding my breath 75% of this book. This is like What shocked me the most is the realism. Especially in today's day and age. It doesn't sound that unfathomable. Kudos to the author for this book. I cannot wait until the conclusion. Read more

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