Eileen Schuh, a fellow Canadian author, is taking over today to promote her newly released version of The Traz. Please welcome her like you would me as I’ve read The Traz and know you’ll enjoy it very much. Welcome, Eileen, thanks for coming! The Traz: Book 1 of the BackTracker Series, in fact the entire [...]

Read it! Starts with a hook and then seems to slow down but catches up quickly and stays fast paced. Following a daughter of a brothel house, her mother and daughter and how everyone is connected in New Orleans or any town for that matter, Forbidden Fruit touches on relationships in a complicated way. What [...]

Please enjoy this guest post by Sheryl Steines, author of the urban fantasy novel, The Day of First Sun. Then read on to learn how you can win huge prizes as part of this blog tour, including $450 in Amazon gift cards, a Kindle Fire, and 5 autographed copies of the book.   The Strong Female [...]

Please enjoy this interview with Sheryl Steines, author of the urban fantasy novel, The Day of First Sun. Then read on to learn how you can win huge prizes as part of this blog tour, including $450 in Amazon gift cards, a Kindle Fire, and 5 autographed copies of the book.   If you could travel [...]

Wow! This book had me rushing through to see who did it while taking my time to enjoy every morsel of brilliance. As a writer myself I expect a book, every book, to have a spelling error, grammatical error  or typo of some sort, and this “uncorrected” advanced copy was positively impressive. A Deeper Darkness [...]

You Never Have to Remember the Truth: The Nick Gugliatto Story by Dominic Gugliatto and Kelly Moran I’ve read Kelly‘s fictional work and thoroughly enjoyed it but was skeptical when she told me she was writing a biography. I was also worried that I knew nothing of Nick Gugliatto I needed to know to understand [...]

This book is proof that humour can still be had in a world enduring financial hardship and it was the laughter I needed the weekend I read it. Seriously, Recession Proof helped me escape some of the turmoil of being exhausted and having a sick child to care for. While in the emergency room I [...]

Facebook has been an amazing way for me to meet and learn from new authors. Most recently, I connected with Terry Odell and am so very grateful for the opportunity. 2012 is my year for writing and making a name for myself so I’m honoured to start it off with my review of Terry Odell’s [...]

Farsighted is brilliant in that it had me understanding what it was like to be without sight! While I was reading it I stumbled over a few paragraphs as it seemed I was trying to find instances where this author slipped and was truly impressed when I didn’t find even one example! Not reading anything [...]

  Although I found In Leah’s Wake slow to get into the brilliance in the heartbreaking window pulled at my heartstrings and kept me reading. Further into the book these situations got closer together and ever more hauntingly real. Although I haven’t ever been in Leah’s position I’ve felt like she did many times and [...]