Book Review: None So Blind by Katie Gompertz
I’m always amazed at writers who can write intricate storylines with multiple twists and turns. They possess a gift for world building that far exceeds my own. What’s even more
Category: Book Reviews
Book reviews from indie authors who send me a copy in exchange for honest reviews. Also, reviews of best sellers or new releases. There are also posts linking to books I’ve reviewed for LitPick.
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing By Jacque Stevens Book Review
Beauty and the Beast with a horror twist? Where do I sign up? That’s the premise of Jacque Stevens’ series. The first book in the series, Cry Wolf, was a
A Good Demon is Hard to Find by Kate Moseman Book Review and Author Interview
When it comes to needing a protector, fiction often turns to guardian angels to help a powerless hero. But what about a guardian demon? What can they bring to the
Scotland with a Stranger Book Review and Author Interview
A good memoir is not easy to pull off. If you’re not famous, what do you have to share that’s worth reading? Aside from being a good writer, you have
Book Review: Icarus by Adam Wing
With every remake, adaptation, and retelling of classic stories, there are always critics out there who have to ask, “Why do we need another one of these?” When you’re dealing
The Wanderer by Ronesa Aveela Book Review and Author Interview
Most Americans who were born in the United States come from a heritage that began outside of this country. We appreciate our ancestors who had the courage to come here.
Book Review: Cry Wolf by Jacque Stevens
Every reader has genres they gravitate towards and ones that they avoid. However, that can prevent you from discovering great stories that you might find outside of your comfort zone.
Book Review and Author Interview: Fairy-Tailed Wish by Megan Pighetti
When my youngest sister was little, my other sister would put a “leprechaun trap” outside their bedroom door the night before St. Patrick’s Day. The trap would be made out
Book Review: Simone LaFray and the Chocolatiers’ Ball by S.P. O’Farrell
I’ve always held a soft spot for middle grade books. It’s not only the genre that I write, but it’s the genre where some of the best books I’ve ever
Book Review: Adam Wing’s Matriarch
The most classic myths and fables are designed to teach readers a life lesson. Flawed, fictional characters make poor choices and have to deal with the consequences brought on by
Book Review: The Willie and Company Series
What is it about the books you read as a child that stick out in your mind? Was it a particular character (Where the Wild Things Are)? A style of
Guest Post: My Top 10 Books of the Decade (2010-2019) by Eleanor Jones
By: Eleanor Jones When I look back at my Goodreads account, I’m surprised by how many titles I’ve forgotten I’ve read. Avid readers pour through so many books in a
Picture Book Review: The Adventure of Thomas the Turtle
There’s nothing better than a free giveaway. Actually, there is: winning a free giveaway. So, when I entered LitPick’s giveaway to win a copy of Stuart Samuel’s picture book, The Adventure
Catch The Moon, Mary by Wendy Waters Book Review
“’This modern world metes out time like currency…Everybody rushing about in pursuit of nothing, producing little of lasting value.’” – Catch The Moon, Mary There’s so much truth in this
My Top 10 Books Read in 2019
Between reading books for LitPick, for fellow indie authors, and just for fun, I was quick to finish my Goodreads challenge early this year. But that didn’t stop me from