Month: July 2016

Full Disclosure – I was provided with a copy of this book free from the Author in exchange for my honest review   The following review may not necessarily contain spoilers but could contain musings and other statements that may be considered spoileresque … consider yourself warned.   Carnival picks up almost immediately were WICK … Continue reading A review of “CARNIVAL (The Spark Form Chronicles Book 2)” By Matt Doyle

Full Disclosure – I was provided with a copy of this book free from the Author in exchange for my honest review I have attempted to write this review on several occasions now and I always find myself at a loss. I don’t want to give away too much of the story, but if I … Continue reading A review of “WICK (The Spark Form Chronicles Book 1)” By Matt Doyle

Part Cozy and part romance, but falls flat   Foreclosed is the first in the Mitzy Neuhaus Mystery series by Traci Tyne Hilton. Set in Portland, Mitzy Neuhaus is a hot shot realtor. With her high profile, unique look and regular spots on local radio, she is also quite the local celebrity. When a prominent … Continue reading A review of “Foreclosed: A Mitzy Neuhaus Mystery” by Traci Tyne Hilton

Everyone Has Regrets Skeletons in their closets. What if you had to relive them? Face them head on, come to terms and make peace with these personal demons and regrets. Could you? Would you? These are the situations that face boyfriend and girlfriend Carrie and Cameron. While on their way to New Orleans for a … Continue reading A Review of “Fates Past” by Jason Huebinger

Cabin Fever The Scattered and The Dead Book 1.5 is the third book in the series by Tim McBain and LT Vargus. Continuing the story of the survivors of a series of apocalyptic events that wiped out over 99% of the population, this installment focuses mainly on a handful of survivors as they brave the … Continue reading A review of “The Scattered and The Dead” (Book1.5) by Tim McBain and LT Vargus

Hackers, Serial Killers and Webcams Invasion of Privacy resumes the story of white-hat hacker and penetration tester, Brody Taylor approximately 6 months after the end of Social Engineer. Brody has resumed his life online, with the occasional off line interaction, however they are few and far between. When he is solicited to pentest a fellow … Continue reading A Review of “Invasion of Privacy” (Brody Taylor thrillers Book 2) by Ian Sutherland

Full disclosure – I received a free copy of this book from the author as part of his “A-Team” in exchange for an honest review. Welcome to Strangetown Things have been really crazy since the Rift… a magical explosion of sorts that tore through the town, leaving strange alien beings behind and scooping up unsuspecting … Continue reading A review of “Swift (Strangetown Magic Book 1)” by Al K Line