Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Goodreads Review Written by: Jessica C. It seems like all good things arise out of unusual circumstances and situations. In Kim Korson’s life this moment comes when her therapists asks her why she can’t be happy. Kim’s explanation comes in the hilarious format of an entire novel titled I Don’t Have a Happy Place….
Author: CharmedLfe
I graduated from UC:Riverside with a Bachelor's Degree in History specializing in Ancient and Medieval History. I constantly read with such a near insatiable appetite for literature, I tend to read two to three books at a time.
In other genres of literature appreciation I have been a fan of comic books since I was young. That fan appreciation has lead me to become a comic book reviewer for Zenescope Entertainment this year.
I love a variety of genre's including historical fiction, YA, Fantasy, Thrillers, Horror, and all other categories of Fiction. I love stories that involve stories about carnivals, the Victorian era, zombies, psychological thrillers, and all things supernatural. An author that writes as if they are painting so beautifully with words have always captured my attention. Some of my favorite authors are Lewis Carroll, Neil Gaiman, Laurell K Hamilton, Will Christopher Baer, Libba Bray, Erin Morgenstern, Mo Hayder, Chelsea Cain, Joe Hill, Cassandra Clare, Richelle Mead, James Patterson, and Dean Koontz... just to name a few.
Review of AngelFall by Susan EE
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Kobo/Goodreads Review written by: Jessica C. It has only been six weeks since the angels of the apocalypse fell to earth to destroy the world. A world that once taken over by the angels is now a world where fear and superstition co-exist. Families are divided and ripped apart, left to the whim…
Review of The DUFF: Designated Ugly Fat Friend by Kody Keplinger
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Kobo/Goodreads Review written by: Jessica C. One of the most refreshing things to find in a YA novel is a character that the reader can relate to, and an author that writes characters near her age. It was a pleasant surprise after reading Kody Keplinger’s biography that she was a girl in her…
Review of The Dream Lover by Elizabeth Berg
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Kobo/Goodreads Review Written by: Jessica C. The Dream Lover by Elizabeth Berg is the story of George Sand’s life. For those not as familiar with George Sand here’s a brief biography on her. George Sand is but a pseudonym for Amantine-Lucille-Aurore Dupin. However, Aurore is better known by her pseudonym as much as she is…
Review of Scarlet Tides by David Hair
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/ Kobo/Goodreads Review Written by: Jessica C. The second book of the Moontide Quartet takes off running, with no lengthy drag on or recap of Mage’s Blood. It is a bit refreshing that Hair has managed to leave behind the tediously long, drawn out portions of the predecessor in the Moontide Quartet to take…
Review of Little Black Lies by Sandra Block
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Kobo/Goodreads Review Written By: Jessica C. The nightmare is always the same. Bloodstains on my hands, red as finger paint. So begin the nightmares that introduce the reader to Zoe Goldman. The story of Zoe Goldman is one of a heroine working in a psychiatric ward who deals with the problems of her…
Review of Mage’s Blood by David Hair
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Kobo/Goodreads Review Written by: Jessica Curtis Every twelve years a war occurs due to the moon tide drawing back enough that a bridge, the Leviathan bridge, which separates two continents is easy to be crossed. David Hair takes no caution when it comes to his comparisons to the countries portrayed in Mage’s Blood,…
Review of Every Ugly Word by Aimee L Salter
Amazon/Goodreads Review written by: Jessica C. I used to think if I was popular, or if Matt loved me… that would do it. I thought it would close me up so I could feel whole… Welcome to world and the mind of Ashley Watson. Each step in her teenage walk of life is one that…
A Review of Broken Monsters by Lauren Beukes
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Books-A-Million/Goodreads *Broken Monsters* is not your run of the mill, average, ordinary read. It becomes a mind warping, engrossing read that’s full of suspense and unimaginable horrors in all different shapes and styles. The title itself leaves the reader to question if whether everyone in some way or another is broken, and if perhaps…
Interview with Mary Weber- Author of *Storm Siren*/ Giveaway of “Storm Siren”
Enter to win a copy of Storm Siren, by clicking the cover image below of the book (to access the Rafflecopter app)!! **Only those living in the USA are eligible to enter the contest to win a copy of “Storm Siren”** The amazingly talented writer of Storm Siren was gracious enough to take time of her busy schedule to respond…
Review of ‘Storm Siren’ by Mary Weber
Amazon/Barnes & Nobles/Books-A-Million/Goodreads Then I see my eyes. Standing out like sea sirens- clear, salty, ice blue. I don’t even look good enough to be a slave. I look like a curse. Storm Siren is the tale of the slave girl, Nym, who believes herself cursed. Nymia is a slave in the war torn lands…
Strength, Beauty, and Sass- The Nature of the Magic Wielding Female: July Book Group
Each and every month A Bibliophile’s Reverie is dedicated to broadening and extending the horizons of literature indulgence for our readers and followers. Starting in July we begin our month theme of Magic Wielding Females and to compliment this we begin the monthly book group. This is the chance for our fans, followers, and readers…
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