Synopsis: Patterns. They are the material weaved to make the intricate fabric of the universe. The one guiding the threads is the one teaching the 12 chosen children to recognize the complex design within the fabric of time. Each stitch aliens the essential elements of the story,
Read More from: https://urbanbookreviewsrus.wordpress.com/2018/06/15/review-eternitys-account-by-both-julie-bryson-and-catherine-sharpe/The Vinyl Detective: Victory Disc (Vinyl Detective ) by Andrew Cartmel (Review)
Sent To Me By Titan Books In Exchange For An Honest Review 08.05.2018 / Titan Books / Historical Music Thriller / Paperback / 432pp / 978-1783297719 Target Audience: Readers who love historical fiction mixed with down-to-earth thrills and danger. Especially for fans of vinyl and the history behind the records. About The Vinyl Detective: Victory……
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Rating: 4/5 The Girl Who Drank the Moon is one of the most intricately detailed books I’ve read in a while, which surprised me to no end as it is marketed as a Middle Grade book. This fantasy/fiction was beautiful, and filled with fun characters. There is a swamp monster, a perfectly tiny dragon, several
Read More from: https://showthisbooksomelovewordpresscom.wordpress.com/2018/06/14/the-girl-who-drank-the-moon-kelly-barnhill/Review: In Hitler’s House by Jonathan Lane
Synopsis: William Weber was on tour in Germany in the summer of 1931 when he chanced to meet a struggling politician, Adolf Hitler. Hitler soon discovered that Willy was a wealthy innocent and set out to exploit him in every way that he could. There follows a startlingly
Read More from: https://urbanbookreviewsrus.wordpress.com/2018/06/14/review-in-hitlers-house-by-jonathan-lane/Review: In Hitler’s House Book 2 by Jonathan Lane
Synopsis: In book two of In Hitler’s House, Willy Weber and Carlotta Krause descend into the depths of the espionage game as World War II rages around them. Working at once against Hitler and often at odds with one another, each fears getting an order to assassinate the other.
Read More from: https://urbanbookreviewsrus.wordpress.com/2018/06/14/review-in-hitlers-house-book-2-by-jonathan-lane/In-Laws & Outlaws (Five Star Review)
Meet Eve, a quirky young woman, who is determined to marry her love, Gideon, with or without his crazed mother’s blessing. Enter Marjorie, Gideon’s mother, a back0stabbing viper with two heads (metaphorically speaking), who seeks to prevent Eve (or anyone for that matter) from marrying her darling son. The post In-Laws & Outlaws (Five Star
Read More from: https://fantasybooks411.com/in-laws-outlaws-review/Author Interview: MarkAnthony NZE
Meet Author MarkAnthony NZE Interview with MarkAnthony NZE ULM: When did you first decide to become an author? Why? NZE: The decision came, over two decades when I was in high school and, it was due to my voracious reading of novels. ULM: How would you describe your character, Michael Nnaji? NZE: My main character,
Read More from: https://urbanbookreviewsrus.wordpress.com/2018/06/12/author-interview-markanthony-nze/Review: Security by Gina Wohlsdorf
Synopsis: “Original and imaginative . . . Ripping suspense, sheer terror, and a wrenching love story.” —Sandra Brown, New York Timesbestselling author of Friction The terrible truth about Manderley is that someone is always watching. Manderley Resort is a gleaming, new twenty-story hotel on the California coast. It’s about to
Read More from: https://urbanbookreviewsrus.wordpress.com/2018/06/13/review-security-by-gina-wohlsdorf/Review: Morgan La Fay, Small Things and Great
I got a chance to review Jo-Anne Blanco’s Morgan La Fay, Small Things and Great. It’s got a more fairytale feel than fantasy I’ve read of late. Blanco’s world building is spot on as she recast traditional Arthurian elements to fit her tale. She even does something that few writers do well: use weather to
Read More from: https://authorchristopherdschmitz.wordpress.com/2018/06/12/review-morgan-la-fay-small-things-and-great/Review: The Love Letter by Rachel Hauck
Synopsis: From the New York Times bestselling author of The Wedding Dress comes a story of long-lost love and its redemption in future generations. Romance has never been actress Chloe Daschle’s forte—in life or on screen. But everyone knows who to call for a convincing death scene
Read More from: https://urbanbookreviewsrus.wordpress.com/2018/06/12/review-the-love-letter-by-rachel-hauck/The Yoga Teacher in New York
A short story on yoga and life in New York.which fails to truly engag
Read More from: http://bookangel.co.uk/review/the-yoga-teacher-in-new-york/Giant Days Vol. 2 ~ John Allison, Lissa Treiman, Max Sarin, Whitney Cogar
Rating: 3.5/5 This second volume continues Esther, Daisy, and Susan’s first semester at college. However, this book is more about friendships and relationships than anything else. There are short side scenes, but the main characters most focus on their relationships throughout this story. I certainly still enjoyed it. One of my favorite scenes was from
Read More from: https://showthisbooksomelovewordpresscom.wordpress.com/2018/06/11/giant-days-vol-2-john-allison-lissa-treiman-max-sarin-whitney-cogar/Review: Revenant Gun by Yoon Ha Lee
When Shuos Jedao wakes up for the first time in Revenant Gun, several things go wrong. His few memories tell him that he’s a seventeen-year-old cadet– but his body belongs to a man decades older. Hexarch Nirai Kujen orders Jedao to reconquer the fractured hexarchate on his behalf even though Jedao has no memory of…
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Fourteen Summers by Quinn Anderson Published by: Riptide Publishing Publication Date: May 21st 2018 Genres: New Adult, LGBTQ+, Romance Format: eBook Rating: Date Read: 7/06/2018 Links: Goodreads | Netgalley | Booktopia Identical twins Aiden and Max Kingsman have been a matched set their whole lives. When they were children, … Continue reading →</a
Read More from: https://drinkcoffeeandreadbooks.wordpress.com/2018/06/10/earc-review-fourteen-summers-by-quinn-anderson/A Traveler from an Antique Land by Harvey Click
A young woman is transported to another world and must fight to defend Earth from alien body-snatchers. The setup is cliche young adult portal fantasy: young Mary is packed off unceremoniously to a strange new world, where she finds out she’s a Queen’s daughter sent to Earth as a baby (for reasons). Refreshingly, though, this
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YA Fantasy (Alternative History) #2 in the Conqueror’s Saga She has no allies. No throne. All she has is what she’s always had: herself. After failing to secure the Wallachian throne, Lada Dracul is out to punish anyone who dares to cross her blood-strewn path. Filled with a white-hot rage, she storms the countryside with
Read More from: https://bbmorganblog.wordpress.com/2018/06/09/book-review-now-i-rise-by-kiersten-white-4-5/Short Read: Death’s Kiss
Death’s Kiss His touch made her skin crawl. If there weren’t any cameras, Keira, would have felt goosebumps forming on her arms and a chill down her spine. She knew he was waiting…it was only a matter of time when she would be his. Then Five months later, Keira woke up in a hospital not
Read More from: https://urbanbookreviewsrus.wordpress.com/2018/06/08/short-read-deaths-kiss/Apocalypse Nyx by Kameron Hurley
Stars: 3 out of 5. This is a tough review to write. See, I loved the world Kameron Hurley created, but I deeply disliked our protagonist. Yet Nyx is the product of that word. So that awesome world building that I found so fascinating produced a protagonist so unlikable, that I actually wished the bad
Read More from: http://elenalinville.com/2018/06/07/apocalypse-nyx-by-kameron-hurley/The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*** ~ Mark Manson
Rating: 3/5 I enjoyed this book more than I initially thought I would. The first chapter said “giving a fuck” and all the various iterations waaaayyyyyyyyy toooooooo many times. I was almost put off to the point where I thought I might close the book and pick a different one, which is saying something. I
Read More from: https://showthisbooksomelovewordpresscom.wordpress.com/2018/06/08/the-subtle-art-of-not-giving-a-f-mark-manson/Review: The House that Lou Built by Mae Respicio
Lou Bulosan-Nelson is going to build her dream in The House that Lou Built. She shares a room with her mom in her grandmother’s house in San Francisco, and longs for a place of her own where she can escape her lovable but large extended Filipino family. Lou has a talent for woodshop class and…
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