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http://phoenixwriter.spruz.com Is my new book net. Create author profiles and advertise for free. There are various groups….review for a review, proofreading

I have not read it yet but I do have it on kindle. Can’t wait to read it.

Has anyone read Pandora by Anne Rice??? I’m finding it completly different from the previous books in this series.

My favorite read in April is Always Watching by Chevy Stevens. (The book is available to buy in June)

I love brad Thor books. Never a bad 1 to be found. Also David balcaldi

I just finished an ebook called Chains of Freedom by Jess Mountfield. Has anyone read it? Little info, British Redcoats, Pirates, Savages, and two adorable monkeys make up this wonderful historical romance.

Lately it seems like fairies and vampires and shape shifters are everywhere, oh my! Finally, someone has come up with a new slant on the genre– “The Alchemist of Souls” by Anne Lyle. From the back cover, “When Tudor explorers returned from the New World, they brought back a name out of half-forgotten Viking legend: SKRAYLINGS.” In this…[Read more]

My favorite historical romance author is Julie Garwood although she hasn’t written any historicals recently I still find myself re-reading Ransom. Gillian and Brodick, plus the picture perfect Highlands get me every time.

My favorite book I read in March is The Stonecutter by Camilla Lackberg.

Has anyone read a book called Chains of Freedom by Jess Mountfield? This is the next book after Proud with Humility. So far it’s pretty good.

I just finished WHITE HEAT by Melanie McGrath. I won it from BookTrib maybe a year ago, and I recommend it highly. It’s a mystery about foul play on Ellesmere Island, which is so far above the Arctic Circle that they can’t see the aurora. I learned a lot about the Arctic and the Inuit people, and I loved the character of Edie Kiglatuk, who feels…[Read more]

mrscole20: I read a few, but you might enjoy Meena Van Praags’ new book The House at the End of Hope Street. An delightful and imaginative read. Will be touring my blog, with a giveaway in April: http://fredasvoice.blogspot.ca

has anybody read a good book that was released in 2013 yet?