Winter WishesWinter Wishes
I’ve been putting off from reading this ARC from Netgalley. Why? Well, because the summary for the stories in this book was sinfully delicious and I wanted to find the
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Starting Your Career as a Freelance WriterStarting Your Career as a Freelance Writer
I’m a freelance writer myself, and therefore, when I saw this ARC of ‘Starting Your Career as a Freelance Writer’ by Moira Allen, available for review in Netgalley, I knew
Sleeping Beauty: Vampire SlayerSleeping Beauty: Vampire Slayer
I could still remember that sometimes, I hate fairy tales as a child. They lacked action, and the princesses in the stories are always ‘damsel in distress’ sort of girl.
Women of The BibleWomen of The Bible
Women of The Bible by Carol Smith, Ellyn Sanna, Rachael Phillips is a reference guide on the women whose lives were immortalized in the bible. I have always been fascinated
Secrets Volume 28 Sensual CravingsSecrets Volume 28 Sensual Cravings
It’s was a very cold Sunday, and I decided that there’s no better way to warm up than to read adult fiction that is more than hot enough to burn
The Complete Visual BibleThe Complete Visual Bible
I’m a believer. I’m literate, and yet I still have difficulties understanding God’s word through the bible. I don’t really understand what God is trying to say through the bible
Advent of A MysteryAdvent of A Mystery
Truth be told. I wasn’t exactly interested in this book when I first saw it in for review in Netgalley. The cover does not look attractive enough for me, but
Cinderella: Ninja WarriorCinderella: Ninja Warrior
You know something? I hate it when people control me like some bimbo-ish marionette on strings, doing whatever her puppeteer willed her to do. Hated it to the very core,
Sweet As SinSweet As Sin
I requested the ARC Sweet as Sin by Inez Kelley because I was attracted by the summary that’s written on the book cover. The book is about an author and
Save The DateSave The Date
Save The Date by Jenny B. Jones is a very interesting Christian Romance fiction, and I find it rather delightful. The story is about Alex and Lucy who pretended to