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[Blog Tour & Giveaway] Obsidian Eyes By A.W. Exley & Caribou Coffee Obsidian
It's 1836 and Allie Donovan is a new student at St Matthews Academy, an aristocratic English boarding school with a unique curriculum, where she doesn't exactly fit in among the high born students. Allie is guild born, meaning she was born into one of the four guilds that make up society’s underworld: The Runners (thieves), Skin Dancers (assassins), Grim Reapers (war profiteers), or Whisperers (spies) – but she’s very tight lipped about which one it is she belongs to.
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[Book Review] The Adventures Of Jillian Spectre By Nic Tatano & The Muse Coffee Company Cozy Muse
Jillian Spectre is a seventeen-year-old seer living in New York City’s paranormal section. Her mom is a seer, her best friend is a muse, and the two guys she most wants to date are a mindreader and a telekinetic, respectively.
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[Book Review] The Devil In The Corner By Patricia Elliot & Devil Bean Coffee Co. Fire N Brimstone
The Devil In The Corner, written in the Victorian gothic style, is a tale of madness, mystery, and machinations.
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[Book Review] Sing Sweet Nightingale By Erica Cameron & Mystic Monk Coffee Midnight Vigils Blend
Creepy and captivating, Sing Sweet Nightingale is a YA paranormal horror story embodying some very important pieces of wisdom:
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[Book Review] The Vanishing By Wendy Webb & World Market Irish Cream Coffee
Julia, a woman who's lost everything in the wake of the tragedy and scandal left by her deceased husband, is given the opportunity to leave it all behind and travel to a reclusive, sprawling mansion in the middle of nowhere, Havenwood, to be the caretaker for her favorite horror novelist – a woman believed to have died some ten years ago.
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[Book Review] Shadowplay By Laura Lam & Gypsy Espresso The Magician
Shadowplay is set in a world where stage magic and real magic touch, where steampunk, fantasy, and science fiction combine to make a completely absorbing world that draws you in and immerses you in the story unfolding before you.
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