Dreamscapes: An Autobiographical Account of Dreaming by Astra Crompton
One person, 12 dreams expertly sewn together in the form of short stories. Intrigued? I was.
Author: Theophanes Avery
Theophanes Avery is a hapless wanderer, avid writer, artist, adventurer, joyfully androgynous being, and all around lover of life. They are the author of their debut book Honoring Echo as well as the writer of numerous blogs on many subjects.
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A fun little dip into a novel noir with a paranormal twist.
Mindreacher – Irene Baron
This provocative scifi thriller will have you looking at the world of psychic ability in a light you never expected.
Rabbit Trapped – Jacquelyn Holmes
This book was another treat for me because if you have read this blog you know how much I just adore reviewing first books by new authors. There’s a special thrill in finding these little gems before anyone else does!
Icarus – Adam Wing
A kind and gentle retelling of Icarus that will melt your heart as much as Icarus’ wings.
There and Never Ever Back Again: Diary of a Dark Lord – Jeff Mach
200+ pages of a loquacious super villain pontificating upon their existence while besmirching the reputations of elves and unicorns – what’s not to love??
The Confessional Killings – D.R. Bailey
A rollicking crime drama involving a morally ambiguous detective, a dominatrix femme fatale, and some very bad priests.
Dealing Weed the Allen Ahee Story – Micki Fiore
A rags to riches true crime novel involving a mobster in cahoots with a drug cartel smuggling a truly sick amount of weed into the country.
Prom Night in Purgatory – Kacey Mark
A quirky little New Adult Romance goes on an adventure in purgatory with an attack ghost bunny in toe. Book review.
The Quest For The Sun God’s Tomb: The Willie Abrams Saga
So the last time I found myself without any reading material I went to Twitter and asked their lovely writing community if there was anyone who had a book out with less than five reviews and a few brave souls
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