Coming Attractions for October 2020

 Technically I am writing in almost the middle of October. My birthday was ok, literally only got birthday wishes from people. (Got gifts early actually...) and yes I have gotten two books I wanted: A GOOD FAMILY by A.H Kim and THE COLOR OF AIR by Gail Tsukiyama. I also got A SNAKE LIES WAITING by Jin Yong and have begun reading it, which is pretty good in my opinion. I might start writing reviews next month, or maybe this month for A SNAKE LIES WAITING.    


Book tours/Spotlights: 

Late cover reveal for THE ROSE CODE

Spotlight for TIES THAT TETHER by Jane Igharo 

Possible reviews: 

A SNAKE LIES WAITING BY JIN YONG ( If I will be finished with it) 

Possible Reads: 

The lover by Marguerite Duras 

God has no grandchildren by Kim Gyung UK 

Don't you know there's a war on by Janet Todd 

The game of hope by Nicole Galland 

The color of air by Gail Tsukiyama 

A good family by A.H Kim 

Pumpkin flowers by Matti Friedman 

The seat of the soul by Gary Zukov 

The sharecroppers by Denisa Nickell Hanania 

Does anybody else look like me by Donna Jackson Nakazawa 

For fresh fiction: 

Redemption Point by Candice Fox 

Salt Creek by Lucy Treloar 

The glass woman by Caroline Lea 

The huntress by Kate Quinn 

The second sister by Claire Kendall 

Will be posting links for Fresh Fiction

Crimson Lake by Candice Fox 

All the ways we said goodbye by Karen White, Lauren Willig and Beatriz Williams 

The Sea of Lost Girls by Carol Goodman 

A Good Man by Ani Katz 

Lost Autumn by Mary Rose MacColl 

The Familiar Dark by Amy Engel 

The Lost Orphan by Stacey Halls 

The Operator by Gretchen Berg 

A Tender Thing by Emily Neuberger 

The Summer of Ellen by Agnette Friis 

The WARTIME sisters by LYNDA COHEN LOIGMAN 

Sister DEAR by Hannah Mary McKinnon 

The library of legends by Janie Chang 

Little gods by Meng Jin 

Best behavior by Wendy Francis 

This is how i lied by Heather Gudenkauf 

The first to lie by Hank Phillippi Ryan 

The Paris Children by Gloria Goldreich 

Estelle by Linda Stewart Henley 

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