Set during the Early Dynastic Period of ancient Egypt, after the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt around 3150 BC, Dark Goddess is the story of the king’s daughter, Sekhmet. Trained in war and ruling, her father wants Sekhmet to be like him in all ways, and transforms her into a weapon of war -… Continue reading Book Review: Dark Goddess by Kelsey Ketch
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All of Me Discounted! One Week Only!
Have you ever felt at war with yourself? Do you long to take a vacation from the inner monologue constantly talking in your head? Would you be able to achieve your goals if you could only get out of your own way? Want to read a story about someone who feels the same? Meet Margaret.… Continue reading All of Me Discounted! One Week Only!
Book Review: Hiss, Rattle and Bite by Azaaa Davis
24 year old Marigold has a death wish. After a tragic event derailed her life, she demeans herself as a servant for an ancient vampire in the hope that he will turn her. This is a really well written novelette that kept me engrossed from beginning to end. It’s set at Christmas, but I wouldn’t… Continue reading Book Review: Hiss, Rattle and Bite by Azaaa Davis
Book Review: Vampire of the Midnight Sun by Priscilla Bettis
This new release from Bettis comprises two short stories. The titular Vampire of the Midnight Sun, concerns best friends, Billy and Frasier, whose plans turn deadly when they have to fight the Alaskan wilderness to survive. The hostile, beautiful environment of Alaska is a third character in this excellent story. The author excels at description… Continue reading Book Review: Vampire of the Midnight Sun by Priscilla Bettis
Book Review: Gothic by Philip Fracassi
Released today, Gothic is the story of 59 year old successful horror writer, Tyson Parks. Despite his name and back catalogue, no one wants to read his historical fiction doorstoppers, and money is a problem. Pride stops him from letting his much younger, extremely rich long term girlfriend know how stressed he is about his… Continue reading Book Review: Gothic by Philip Fracassi