Showing posts with label indie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indie. Show all posts

Thursday, February 7, 2019

A Book Review: Holidays With Jane: Will You Be Mine?

This month I'm spotlighting an indie favorite. Written by six fabulous authors from Indie Jane this book is a must have for Austen lovers and Valentine's enthusiasts.
goodreads
amazon

Book Description: Love is in the air this Valentine's Day as the talented authors of the Holidays with Jane series bring you six more modern adaptations of Jane Austen's classic novels. This candy heart is filled with chocolates, roses, and happily ever afters!

Stories included: Design by Chance by Rebecca M. Fleming, Fangirl by Jennifer Becton, Accidentally in Love by Jessica Grey, Cupid’s Secret by Nancy Kelley, Concealed Spark by Melissa Buell, Pride and Productions by Cecilia Gray.

Ang's Review: Packed with wit and charm, Holidays with Jane: Will You Be Mine? is a lovely addition to a series of novels filled with memorable heroines, swoon-worthy heroes, satisfying twists, and a respect and passion for Jane Austen's novels that leaps off every page. Following these six clever authors throughout the years as they've taken us through the holidays—each author putting their own special spin on each of Austen's beloved characters, settings, and plots—has been pure joy. And I'm grateful for the journey they've shared with us.

Currently available in paperback on Amazon.
Pick up your copy today!

Friday, January 25, 2019

A Book Review: Mostly Dark

This month's indie spotlight is the incomparable Miranda Kate. A ninja editor with a quick wit and a clever turn of phrase, Miranda Kate's flash fiction anthology.
goodreads
amazon
Book Description: Like the phases of the moon, Mostly Dark waxes and wanes with thirty tales of darkness and light. An intriguing maelstrom of broken minds and broken hearts, from revenge to desire, from new found love to soulmates, herein lies a tale for everyone. Prepare your senses for an emotional and sometimes terrifying ride.

Ang's Review: Equal parts terrifying and bittersweet, Miranda Kate’s masterfully crafted Mostly Dark held me hostage from page one. Swept up in brutal murder scenes and intimate moments between lovers, the pages flew by and left me wanting more. Each piece of flash fiction felt complete while tickling my soul with unanswered questions and an ache to know more. Miranda Kate has long been one of my favorite flash fiction writers. When I saw this anthology on sale, I bought it without hesitation. I’m eager to read more from this seasoned and well-honed author.

Pick up a copy on Amazon!