Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Monday, November 13, 2017

I'm Not Dead. Yet.

Hello everyone.
No, I haven't died, though it does kind of feel like it. You haven't seen a book review post from me in some time because I took a long break from reading. I haven't read any new indie books in months, in fact.
Until now. This month I am trying to play catch-up and get through books that have been on my actual shelves or in my Kindle library for far too long. I have read two indie books so far, and hope to get through at least three more before the month is up. 
I can do this!

Meanwhile, holidays are coming and if you need a warm read on a cold night, I have a few suggestions. 
If you are looking for something a little dirty, try A Naughty New Year's Eve by yours truly. Hot sex between two vampires will be sure to melt the ice outside your window. Purchase links are in the sidebar.

If you are looking for something more wholesome for your holiday season, try Winter Wishes of the Heart by my alter ego, Ashley Uzzell. These four short stories are all kinds of sweet. Available November 30th, here are the pre-order links:
Amazon, Books2Read (includes B&N, iTunes, Kobo, etc.), and don't forget Goodreads.
Both books are only 99¢. Okay, now that I am done with my shameless self-promotions (If I don't do it, who will?) I can say Happy Thanksgiving, friends.
And as always, happy reading!

Tuesday, May 2, 2017

April Reads & Reviews

I read a lot of books last month, but unfortunately for you, my fellow indie book lover, most of them were comics, manga, or mainstream. I do have a couple indies to share with you so hold on to your seats!


In the Presence of Knowing
by Valarie Savage Kinney

Rating: 5 Stars

Review:
After reading the ARC for this, I have to be completely honest: I thoroughly enjoyed this book! The story was compelling and fun. The characters felt three dimensional with worries, fears, and flaws along with the parts that were easy to love and relate to.
I can't wait for the next book in the series to find out more about Knowing.



Echoes of Winter
by Various Authors

Rating: 5 Stars

Review:
A great collection of varying short stories revolving around the holidays. Every story was a fun read that kept me entranced. I honestly couldn't pick a favorite because each story elicited different reactions from me and left me thinking about the characters for a few days. Can't wait to read more by these authors.



I hope to read more amazing stories next month so stay tuned for more of my reviews and recommendations in the indie book world.