Coming Attractions of June 2018

It seems as if June will be another month of spotlights and not much book tours, although I do plan on reading and reviewing some of the books I have finished. (By my estimate, I have about 40+ books to review, and they stretch from years ago!) So what are my summer plans? Am I planning on traveling to anywhere? Physically no, but through imagination oh yeah, I have a long itinerary planned. First here are book spotlights as well as some book tours. Next will be possible reads, followed by reads for Fresh Fiction. Enjoy the month of June and be careful!

Book Tours and Spotlights:


A Reason for Living by Julian Jingles (Spotlight, June 1st, 2018)

The Artist and the Soldier by Angelle Petta (June 4th, 2018)

Buckaroo Buckeye: A Little Nut with Big Dreams by Kristin Anderson Cetone (Spotlight, June 8th, 2018)

Poppy (The Montgomery Sisters, Book 2) by Kat Flannery (Spotlight June 12th, 2018)

Out of Time (A ray Lafayette Novel) by Thomas William Lowrie ( Spotlight June 18th, 2018)

The Boy Who Dreamt of Fire Trucks by Alvita Mack (Spotlight, June 18th, 2018)

Bitten by Alan Moore (June 19th, 2018)

Doom, Gloom and Pursuit of the Sun-Antoine F. Gnintedem (June 21st, 2018)

Secrets of the Island by Linda Hughes (June 22nd, 2018)

Hopeful Reads:


The Room on Rue Amelie- Kristin Harmel

Flight of the Sparrow-Amy Belding Brown

Don't Know Much History; Everything You Need to Know about American History but never learned-Kenneth C. Davis

Not our kind- KITTY ZELDIS

How HITLER WAS made- Cory Taylor

Eagle and crane- Suzanne Rindell

Trial on Mount Koya-Susan Spann

The Unity Game-Leonora Meriel

For Fresh Fiction:


California Summer- Anita Hughes (E-book)

After nightfall- A.J Banner (E-book)

The Wild Inside-Jamey Bradbury (E-book)

The second sister Claire Kendall

Rainbirds-Clarissa Goenawan

Summer Hours at the Robbers library-Sue Halpern

Speak no evil-Uzoodinman Iweala

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