Category: BOOK REVIEWS

A House in The Sky Book Review: Captivity to Courage

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“In my mind, I built stairways. At the end of the stairways, I imagined rooms. These were high, airy places with big windows and a cool breeze moving through. I imagined one room opening brightly onto another room until I’d built a house, a place with hallways and more staircases. I built many houses, one after another, and those gave rise to a city — a calm, sparkling city near the ocean, a place like Vancouver. I put myself there, and that’s where I lived, in the wide-open sky of my mind.” Amanda Lindhout’s experience as a hostage in Somalia […]

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America’s First Daughter: Patsy Jefferson-Randolph

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“I’m not only my father’s daughter, but also a daughter of the nation he founded. And protecting both is what I’ve always done. Sons of a revolution fight for liberty. They give blood, flesh, limbs, their very lives. But daughters . . . we sacrifice our eternal souls. From tattered flags and uniforms to friendships strained to the brink, the women of my country had always been the menders to all the things torn asunder.” – Patsy Jefferon-Randolph I read a novel back towards the end of October called America’s First Daughter written by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie. Admittedly, […]

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Supernatural Historical Fiction: A Medium’s Peril Book Series Review Deep Dive!

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I had such an absolute blast embarking on a journey that weaves the supernatural with the gripping mystery and suspense. Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene’s “A Medium’s Peril” series of novel’s proved to be an unforgettable adventure for me as a reader. In today’s post, I plan on sharing my book review of both A Peril in Ectoplasm and its lovely sequel called A Peril in the Bayou. Each one of these books caught my attention from the start with all their mysterious intrigue, the well-crafted characters, and endless chilling phenomenas.

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