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Sisters of the Moon Alexandrea Weis Published by: Vesuvian Books Publication date: September 22nd 2020 Genres: Adult, Paranormal, Urban Fantasy ** A Novella *** A monstrous fate will turn a girl into a legend. On an island in Lake Obersee, where The Sisters of St. Gertrude abide, a destitute Moor named Durra arrives. Sold for taxes, she and her two companions tend to the nuns and their collection of cats. At night, she combs the library for details on the order, the remote island, and the beasts howling outside her window. But when a prank reveals the sisters’ gruesome secret, Durra is forced to accept a new fate. Bestowed an unearthly power, she must choose between life as a nun or living among the monsters beyond the convent walls. Her path is about to change the tide in the ultimate war. The war between good and evil. Goodreads / Amazon ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review: Durra and two other girls have been taken to an island in which a convent lies. The Sisters of St. Gertrude, live a sim

Focus by Naomi Charles My rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Told in a series of flash backs and present day. Focus is story that is full of twist and turns, it grabs you and keeps you coming back for more. Nicole got into something so much deeper then she ever imagined possible the day she walked into Noah's, her then boyfriend's house, two years earlier. When he told her to leave, when she saw all the blood, when she promised to help cover for him, to help cover the murder of his uncle. She wasn't prepared for him to just up and go, to never see or speak to him again. She wasn't prepared to have nightmares, to be jumpy. She doesn't like surprises now. So now two years later, she's moving forward in her life, she's in NYU, she's made a new friend, of the boy type, Jason. She wasn't prepared to run into Noah, to have all the memories flood back. To have the worry and fear come to the surface because the new guy is pre-law and some how he has stumbled upon the murder o

Dear Girl by Aija Mayrock My rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Staying true to the book, my review will be in poetry form. Dear Girl, A collection of poetry to bring you to tears. Some you feel Some you might never know, while wishing you did. I found myself clapping, shouting yes this is true. Rivers forming in my eyes because I have worn these shoes. **** Aija Mayrock's poems will connect all women kind to another. We have fought, we have cried. This our truth. We must love each other, love ourselves, speak out for one another, hold the candle, hold the door. Scream a little louder for the voices of the unsure, the timed, the scared, the forgotten and the lost. I cried. I connected. I smiled. Well written, broken up into sections and 100% real. *Thank you Netgalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing View all my reviews  

Smash It! by Francina Simone My rating: ⭐⭐⭐.5 Oliva is like so many other teenage girls lacking confidence, insure with their body, in love with their best friend, who by the keeps on giving her those mixed signals. After a moment self reflecting after some unwanted advice from a bartender at Halloween party she decides to make same changes. To take charge of her life, to be seen, to do it, to say yes more. So she makes herself a list, "the year of fuck it" And well things they are starting to go well....until they don't. The story it's self is a play on Shakespeare's Othello, which also just happens to be the school play that O wants to try out for as part of her year of yes, her year of "fuck it". I liked how the story it's self is broken up in to Acts, like they would be for a play with a modern spin on the lines, because the play in the book is a modern rap musical version. I'm torn, torn when it comes to this review. One side I laughed so

The Crowns of Croswald by D.E Night Book 1 in the The Crowns of Croswald series Fanstay: Middle Grade/Young adult Publish: July 21, 2017 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ pulse so many more If you love whimsical magical stories then The Crowns of Croswald by D.E Night is the perfect book for you. I LOVED this book!!! Ivy Lovely has lived her sixteen years as a scaldrony maid, working in the kitchen of Plum Castle surrounded by Slurry fields tending to the scaldron's who cook/prepare the food. Thinking nothing special of herself, until Rimbrick a dwarf and dear friend, her only friend try's to tell her otherwise. She doesn't believe that she has any magic in her, even after receiving her letter to the Halls of Ivy, a magic academy. How can she be a squinch? And yet there she goes, whisked off to the Town with no name to join the academy along with the other squinches and royals. The squinches have picture perfect memories and are the researchers and record keepers, the sketchers for the Royals. The Ro