Big Sky Love by Cate Dean

The second in the series Redemption of the Seven by Cate Dean is a fabulous read. I love Ms. Dean’s writing, her books, in general, are varied as to content, with original and interesting ideas. I am a big fan of books that don’t have cliff hanger endings, do have a pace that keeps the story moving forward, and character development that allows you to ‘see’ the cast. She is a great storyteller, and her characters come alive. Keep writing, Cate, your fans want more!

No Greater Love by Cate Dean

A great love story, full of rich descriptions of surroundings and people. The story is fast paced and exciting. This is a romance story you won’t want to miss. Can't wait for more!

Once Upon a Spy

If you haven't read this author duo, you should. Who doesn't like a mystery with humor? These characters could be taken from real life... this situations... pure invention! Highly recommend this book for any reader. I predict you will fall in love with it.

ENIGMA by Kelly Carrero

When I first started reading Kelly Carrero’s Unearthly Paradox series, I started in the middle. I liked it so much that I stopped reading the book so I could start at the beginning... it was worthwhile to do so, I wouldn’t have wanted to miss any of it. I enjoyed the series, and am sorry to see it come to an end. There is, however, hope that it is only a temporary end.

New Cover Reveal

            Here is the new cover for Falling from Eternity, by Megan Duncan. Designed by Najla Qamber. Really great work!

More Angels

Coming soon, the Ryan Chronicles Book 6. This book takes you through a whirlwind of emotions. One of my favorite authors of all time, J.E. Taylor has provided a series that will take you to the top and then let you fall to the depths. While you are waiting for book 6, I recommend you check out the first 5. And while you're at it... don't miss any of Taylor's other books.

The Final Installment

This is a series I didn't want to end. Well written, descriptive, with new perspectives, these books gave me entirely new imaginings of how the pyramids and sphinx might have been used. Though the conclusion ties up all threads and leaves you feeling satisfied, I find myself wanting more from this author, luckily there are more. Check out the others from Rai Aren... you won't be disappointed.