Coming attractions of March 2021

 Miracle by miracles, I got THE FOUR WINDS BY KRISTIN HANNAH! But yes, I would like more books. So far I still hadn't won any goodreads giveaways, and no I don't know why. My USA project is starting to go. I got Own voices African American history, which I will read soon. I also made outlines for early Native American history as well as Western European history. Wish me luck! 

Book tours/ spotlights 

On Fragile Waves by E. Lily Yu 

Pieces of Eight by Steve Goble 

Possible reviews: 

The Kennedy moment by Peter Adamson 

Cometh the hour by Annie Whitehead 

Sown in tears by Beverly Magid 

Not our kind by Kitty Zeldis 

On the edge of sunrise by Cynthia Ripley Miller 

Love and other consolation prizes by Jamie Ford 

All the winding winding world by Kate Innes 

The master and the maid by Laura Libricz 

Possible reads: 

Burnt toast makes you sing good by Kathleen Flinn

Washington's spies by Alexander Rose

My half of the sky by Jana McBurney Lin 

The land beyond the sea by Sharon Kay Penman 

Vera by Carol Edgarian

Dawn empress by Faith L Justice 

Blood and treasure by Bob Drury and Tom Clavin

The nine by Gwen Strauss 

The woman with the blue star by Pam Jenoff 

ARIADNE by Jennifer Saint 

Boyz n the void by  G'RA A SIM

Conquistador Voices volume I by Kevin H Siepel 

Conquistador Voices volume II by Kevin H Siepel 

For Fresh fiction: 

N/A 

 

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