A Sad Goodbye
I want to send a sad goodbye to everyone who has supported me these last three years. I’m sorry to say that My Bookish Bliss will close its virtual doors effective immediately. I apologize for…
Floating on Air by Syrie James – Review
Syrie James just revised, retitled, and rebranded two of her most popular romance novels as the Struck By Love series: FLOATING ON AIR and TWO WEEK DEAL. The books are set in the awesome 80s and are inspired by…
Jane and the Year Without a Summer by Stephanie Barron – Review
Stephanie Barron’s newest Jane Austen mystery turned me into an instant fan. I enjoyed Jane and the Year Without a Summer immensely. I’ve loved Jane for a long time. This series delivers all the love of…
Wilthaven by Oli Jacobs – Spotlight
Today’s Spotlight post features Wilthaven by Oli Jacobs. Welcome to another BBNYA 2021 finalist submission. Raving reviews abound! BBNYA is a yearly competition where Book Bloggers from all over the world read and score books…
A Dark New Age by Ross Patrick – Interview
Welcome to the blog tour for Ross Patrick’s A Dark New Age. I have a syndicated interview with Ross to share with you today. Enjoy! Title: A Dark New Age Author: Ross Patrick Publisher: Self Publishing Partnership on…
The Thirteenth Hour by Trudie Skies – Spotlight
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Trudie Skies’ newest novel The Thirteenth Hour. This book is part of The Cruel Gods series, and I’m told it is fantastic! Title: The Thirteenth Hour (The Cruel Gods Book 1)…
The Nine by C.G. Harris – Review
CG Harris has a winner with The Nine. This first novel of The Judas Agency series will make you roll with laughter and riddle you with disgust. The story’s originality is a breath of fresh…
The Thief’s Relic by Angela Knotts Morse – Review
Angela Knotts Morse brings us an emotional journey that ends in a magical awakening. The Thief’s Relic is a tale that lingers long after you’ve finished reading. Title: The Thief’s Relic Author: Angela Knotts Morse Publisher: An Encouraging…
The Shadows We Cast by Sarah Tinsley – Review
Sarah Tinsley’s haunting tale of rape and revenge will have readers on the edge of their seats. The Shadows We Cast leaves a lasting vision of the great lengths people will go to heal their…
The Girl Who Loved Cayo Bradley by Nina Romano – Review
The Girl Who Loved Cayo Bradley is a work of art. Historical western romances are not the most popular genre, so it is always a pleasure to read a great one. Nina Romano does an…