Reviews
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[Book Review] Ruined By Jus Accardo & Gloria Jean’s Mudslide Coffee
Demons are real. In Ruined, Jax knows this better than anyone seeing as he’s shared a body with one since birth.
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[Blog Tour & Giveaway] The Sorcery Code by Dima Zales & Lion Coffee Lion Gold
In the world of The Sorcery Code, the ability to perform spells is the defining characteristic separating the Haves from the Have-Nots. Sorcerers are large and in-charge and the common people are barely scraping by.
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[Short Story Review] Close To You: A Downside Ghosts Holiday Story By Stacia Kane & Zombie Java Eggnog Blend
Close To You is such an odd combination of creepy and sweet that somehow manages to really work. Chess and Terrible are hunting for auto parts in an old auto graveyard when they come face to face with a creepy/crazy old women with some decidedly macabre holiday plans of her own. At its heart, this is a holiday love story - albeit a love story with murderous ghosts, but still kind of touching in a weird way.
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[Novella Review] Mine To Tarnish By Janeal Falor & Independence Coffee Company Founder’s Pride
In Chardonia, women are possessions and male warlocks use hexes, spells, and the threat of being tarnished (magically made to be bald, tattooed, and unable to have children) to keep them under their thumbs. Katherine is bold and self-sufficient – far different from what Chardonian society claims people become when they are tarnished, worth less than the shadow they cast.
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[Book Review] Post Mortem By Kira Snyder &The Roasterie Dark Mojo Dark Blend
In the previous book, Dead Letter Office, the psychic equilibrium was thrown into a state of unbalance Halloween night when someone opened the gates separating the world of the dead from the world of the living. Now ghosts are roaming about in corporal form and crimes from the past are being mirrored in the present with lethal results.
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[Book Review] Dead Letter Office By Kira Snyder & The Roasterie VooDoo Dark Blend
In Dead Letter Office By Kira Snyder, a 100 yr old letter plunges Celia and her friends – a witch, a ghost, and the son of a police detective – into investigating a modern murder that eerily mirrors the one mentioned in the letter.
