The Cai house in Shanghai has been abandoned. The Scarlet gang is gone and it’s feud with the White Flowers is just a lingering wound in the memory of Rosalind Lange. Four years ago, Rosalind was brought back from the brink of death by a scientific serum. Now, she’s the most dangerous weapon in the […]
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Book Review: Belladonna (Belladonna #1) by Adalyn Grace
Death first visited Signa Farrow when she was just a baby. Years later, the orphan has been raised by a succession of relatives, each more interested in Signa’s fortune than in the girl herself. Each of those relatives met an untimely end. Now, Signa has found herself in the conservatorship of the Hawthorn family, a […]
Book Review: Never Coming Home by Kate Williams
Unknown Island is the newest, hottest, and most exclusive luxury resort in the world—and the best kept secret. With a viral marketing campaign drawing attention to the descriptions of natural beauty, luxurious accommodations, and world-class service everyone wants their chance to go. But the highly exclusive new resort is open by invitation only for the […]
Book Review: I’m The Girl by Courtney Summers
Confession: I’ve never read a Courtney Summers book that I didn’t fan girl over. When I caught my first glance of I’m The Girl, I knew I had to have her…I mean it. After reading it, I have to say that my record with Courtney Summers remains unchallenged. Aspera! It’s a lure, a promise, a curse. Aspera […]
Book Review: Three Kisses, One Midnight by Roshani Chokshi, Sandhya Menon, and Evelyn Skye
Not only is it Halloween, but also the 400thanniversary of the founding of Moon Ridge. There is a legend that every century The Lady of Moon Ridge comes from the stars and walks through the town leaving love in her wake. The Coven—the name of high school friends Onny, True, and Ash—are hoping the legend […]
Book Review: How to Date a Superhero (and Not Die Trying) by Cristina Fernandez
Astrid is in college and, along with a very detailed life plan (she wants to become a doctor), she also meticulously plans each and every busy minute in each and every day. Advanced science labs, Organic Chemistry, volunteer hours, the opportunity to work in a research lab, study time; each has been carefully fit into […]
Book Review: This Golden State by Marit Weisenberg
Poppy doesn’t know why her family has spent her entire life on the run—or even where they’re from. She can recognize the subtle clues that her family is ready to flee to another location, another life, and another identity. Now, Poppy, her mom, dad, and younger sister are on their way to a new location, […]
The High Crown Chronicles Character Art
For those who don’t subscribe to my newsletter or aren’t a member of The High Crown Chronicles Reading Group on Facebook I have something special for you today (okay, it’s special to me, but I thought you might like to see). Several months ago I contacted a fantastic artist and commissioned her to create character […]
Digital Book Release: Queen of the Ruins (The High Crown Chronicles Book 2)
It’s finally time! The second book in The High Crown Chronicles series, Queen of the Ruins, is being released tomorrow. This will be a digital release only (print copies will release 4/26/21). I can’t wait until you can read this, I’ve been keeping some serious secrets for months!!!! Grab your copy of Queen of the […]
Print Release for The High Crown Chronicles
*While some of you may have received your print copy of The High Crown Chronicles, covid-19 caused some delays in printing & shipping, so today is the new, official print release date! What’s better on a Monday morning than grabbing your crown and owning the week? That’s exactly what our CTP readers who love fiction […]