Hello, my fellow book enthusiasts.
I haven't posted reviews in a while so I thought I'd show you what I have been reading lately. Discover some new-to-you indie authors!
Miranda's Rights
by Lily Luchesi
Rating: 3 Stars
Review:
Though
I knew exactly how this book was going to go when Miranda came back as a
vampire, it was still an entertaining ride. We find out more about
Angelica herself through flashbacks and it made her more real to me as a
character. Danny begins honing his own special gifts, though I would
have liked to see him struggle more with it as opposed to us being told
that he struggled.
I wasn't feeling Miranda as a character, though.
There was nothing likable about her, so I find it hard to believe that
Danny was ever engaged to her. Also, if he has always known she was
selfish and Angelica never trusted her, why would they trust her to help
them with a case now?
The only plot twist I didn't see coming was the very end, and that was a nice way to set up the next book in the series.
Jill
by Rose Montague
Rating: 4 Stars
Review:
A nice end to a trilogy!
The
three J'Amigos are back with non-stop action from page one. These
females are not only badass, but totally confident and eager to help
each other fight the forces of evil. We follow our heroines as they
traverse new worlds, encounter new dangers, and basically get splattered
with gore on multiple occasions. A perfect ending, and a perfect intro
to the Norma Jean's School of Witchery series.
Sunlight Girl
by K.L. Cottrell
Rating: 5 Stars
Review:
This
is a new favorite. Spencer and Emerson's story was equal parts dark and
enlightening. I honestly can't think of enough words to express what a
beautiful and touching story this was. It is certainly inspiring for
victims of abuse, whether it's the physical, mental, or emotional kind.
And though I can't agree completely with her view of suicide victims,
the story does an excellent job of revealing the other side of that coin
by showing the world through the eyes of a loved one.
Overall, amazing story that I could not put down.
The Truth Will Out
by Karen J Mossman
Rating: 4 Stars
Review:
This
was an interesting, fast-paced read. I could tell from the start that
Sarah was Kelly, so no twist there, but I certainly didn't see the main
protagonist coming. The action scenes were done quite well. I wouldn't
have minded a slightly more fleshed out romance, but overall, this was a
good read.
Overall, lots of goodies by female authors. (I didn't plan it that way, I swear!) I hope you check them out and find some you enjoy.
Happy reading!