Author: Carly-Rae

A Journey of Three Degrees by A.L. Kent takes place in the lively little university town of Riverside. Anna is only two hours away from her parents’ home but in a world all her own. Focused on her studies and plans for traveling internationally after graduation, the normally non-romantic Anna is completely caught off guard by an uncharacteristic captivation that takes hold of her on the first day of her final semester, when she sees her French professor. Though she tries to deny it, Anna’s attraction grows and threatens to throw her into the arms of her best friend, Justin.…

The Femdom Felony by Thomas Moffatt is out now. This new mystery novel has just been published to Amazon, Kobo, and various other digital platforms and is now available in e-book and paperback formats. The Femdom Felony is a virtual book launch due to the restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The book is the debut novel of Southern Alberta author Thomas Moffatt.Jay Mitchell is on the run from the law. How did it happen? Jay isn’t sure how it all went wrong, but it started when he talked to the Catwoman. It wasn’t long ago he was perfectly happy,…

Ash Princess by Laura Sebastian Review is finally here. This novel centers around Theodosia, better known as Thora or the Ash Princess in court. Her kingdom got taken from her mother when she was six years old when the Theyn slit her mother’s throat. Ten years later, Theodosia is gone and left behind is Lady Thora. An empty shell of a girl who finds comfort in no one but Cress. Her only friend and daughter of the man who killed her mother. The kingdom is now ruled by Kaiser and his people—the Kalovaxians. The Astreans who lived there during Theodosia’s…

Title: Storybook by J.A. Alvara is out now. Everyone has at least one dream they want to come true, but how they come true often scares the dreamer. And when life suddenly changes from a fulfilled dream, what can a child do but cry? When the stories they’ve read are untrue, and the heroes they’ve loved are hated more than the monsters that roam. The old world continues to decay, but adventures shouldn’t end because of fear. Caught in a new world, a new era of living, and after years spent in forced solitude, Aliya Remva has some catching up…

Interview with Author G.S. Eli I am super excited to be featuring this exclusive interview with the author of The Last of the Magi releasing April 16th. If you haven’t already read my exclusive look into this book, CLICK HERE. What inspired you to start writing The Last Magi? I noticed that the Roma (Gypsy) people had no role models, no one to look up to or inspire to be like. So as a filmmaker, I realized that fictional role models could give the same inspiration as real ones—i.e., James Bond, Sherlock Holmes, etc. etc. Did you always want to be…

Where Shadows Lie by Allegra Pescatore is out now! The Chosen One is dead. Now, his little sister must take his place. Author Allegra Pescatore debuts a fast-paced Epic Fantasy Romance featuring a disabled, LGBTQ+ protagonist, and a diverse cast of characters in Where Shadows Lie. The first installment of the Last Gift Saga. After the brutal murder of her brother at their father’s hand, Elenor Lirion gets launched into the midst of a deadly game to which she does not know the rules. Surrounded by lies and warring factions, she must learn to put her trust in the right…

The Summer of Guinevere by John V. Madormo is out now. The story of a shy, misunderstood teen who has never had the courage to ask a girl out on a date, and who longs for a lasting relationship. If you’re a fan of J.D. Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye,” you’ll want to read… It was the summer of 1968. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had been cut down by a sniper’s bullet. Senator Bobby Kennedy, on the campaign trail in California, had been assassinated. The Democratic National Convention in Chicago had left a black eye on the city.…

Books I recommend reading this month are Blindside by James Patterson, The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black, The Queen’s Assassin by Melissa De La Cruz, The Darkest Part of the Forest by Holly Black, The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu, One of Us is Lying series by Karen M. McManus, The Sea Glass Cottage by RaeAnne Thayne, All the Stars and Teeth by Adalyn Grace, Chain of Gold by Cassandra Clare, The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris, and The Flight Girls by Noelle Salazar. During these uncertain times and with social distancing, we all have downtime. It…

Rites of Passage by Chad Lehrmann is available on Amazon! Sawyer Shepherd arrives in Sage City, Colorado, with the intent of finding something beautiful in a world that has only shown him pain and loss. Since his parents were murdered in a mass shooting two years ago, Sawyer has struggled to accept his new station in life. Now on a journey of self-discovery, he has come to the defunct mining town seeking rest but instead will find something dark and evil awaits in the shuddered mines At the same time, New York developer Lucius Furr and associates Lennox Dupree and…

Mike’s Mourners by Pat Murray is on preorder now! Mike, the seemingly heartless narcissist, may shock you. He may annoy you, he may even make you laugh, and in the end, he may also make you shed a tear. A scampish young man from Shrewsbury, England, falls for an older woman. He starts work as a porter at the local hospital, where she is a Ward Sister. Working close to dying patients and their grieving families, he realizes he is somehow turned on by the sadness of widows and other female relatives. Acting on his urges, he jauntily sets out…

The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black review is here for all my YA fantasy readers. This book picks up with Jude Duarte, High Queen of Elfhame, in the mortal world where she has been exiled after being tricked once she married Cadan. She struggles with her exiled life, living in an apartment with her older sister Vivi and her younger brother Oak. What makes it worse is Jude still loves Cadan, making her hate herself for letting him make a fool out of her. Jude focuses her energy by doing work for Bryern and protecting her brother Oak. The…

Sin and Zen by S.W. Stribling is not your typical American in Europe love story. Will Strief is a former French Foreign Legionnaire parachutist who is medically discharged after being injured in service. Having lived and survived in one life, he now finds himself in the most hostile territory he has ever been in chasing drugs, alcohol, and dangerous women while trying desperately to be a better man. Young, broken, and lost in a foreign country. Will must find himself quickly or risk being lost forever. This writing is Fante’s Arturo Bandini meets Camus’s L’Etranger in a new voice taking…