Coming Attractions of December 2017

Unfortunately once more November was more of a miss than a hit. While I accomplished some of my primary goals, my secondary reading goals fell. What I also will do is feature some reads I am doing for Fresh fiction. (Show the book covers anyways) This month I really need to review A Traitor's Knot by Cryssa Bazos and finish up and review by Love divded by Elizabeth St John. ( a very good read) and hopefully some of the goodreads firstreads that I have been able to finish. I'm not sure if this month I will finish any firstreads, but I have to try.

For this month, I don't seem to have many book tours as before, but yeah, things change for either better or worse. A lot of the authors I haven't read before, nor did they appear on my blog. Without further ado, here they are!

 Book Tours:

Voice of the Falconer and Fortune's Fool by David Blixt Cover Reveal (December 1st, 2017)


Cathadeus book spotlight (December 11th, 2017, my review of the book to be on January 29th, 2017)


Life and Death Behind the Brick and Razor: Code Red Diamond by Isaac Alexis, MD (December 13th, 2017)


Heart of the Highlands: The Beast by April Holthaus (December 15th, 2017)


Beyond Forever by D.D. Marx (Dcember 21st, 2017)


The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen by Collins Hemingway (December 27th, 2017)

Hopeful Reads... (Can change)


Slightly South of Simple by Kristy Woodson Harvey


House of Shadows by Nicola Cornick


Little Women by Louisa May Alcott


The Weight of Ink by Rachel Kadish


Unbound by John Shors


The Slave-Anand Dilvar


Hollow Man- Mark Pryor


Missing Tyler-Tamara Palmer


How to build a piano bench- Ruthi Postow Birch


Wild World by Peter S Rush


Forgotten reflections by young-im lee

For Fresh Fiction...


The Vineyard by Maria Duenas (e-book)


Spring Forward by Catherine Anderson (e-book)



The Lost Season of Love and Snow by Jennifer Laam (e-book)


My Dear Hamilton by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie



My Sister's Bones by Nualla Ellwood


The Other Alcott by Elise Hooper

Comments

  1. designchicDecember 1, 2017 at 6:15 AM

    Oh yay! I hope you read Slightly South of Simple and that you enjoy 😊 Thanks for considering! xo Kristy

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  2. SvetaDecember 1, 2017 at 6:28 PM

    Hey Kristy, thanks for checking out and commenting :) hope you are liking the blog I will let you know when i will read and review the book :)

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