RELEASE BLITZ – Wasteland by C. Elizabeth Vescio
Happy Release Day to C. Elizabeth Vescio’s WASTELAND (Wasted #2.5), a collection of short stories that take place in the world of her Wasted Series! Check out the book and excerpt, […]
Category Archives: Popular Fiction
BLOG TOUR – Stewart Realty: Jack and Sara Print Anthology
Oh dearest friends…it’s a big day around here. I am a very vocal supporter of Liz Crowe’s writing. I stumbled upon her last May and have been working my way […]
BLOG TOUR – Elegantly Wasted by C. Elizabeth Vescio
Synopsis On the eve of her high school graduation, proper socialite Francesca “Frankie” Fairholm rebelled against her elitist and controlling family to pursue the dark lifestyle of a contract killer […]
BLOG TOUR – Good Faith by Liz Crowe
I get swoony over certain books. The ones that never leave you. The ones you’re quite sure are as indelible as tattoos. GOOD FAITH is currently on that short list. […]
COVER REVEAL & BLOG HOP – Good Faith by Liz Crowe
Sweet merciful book gods! It’s FINALLY TIME for GOOD FAITH!!!!!!! Where to begin? First, you need to know a few things. 1. GOOD FAITH is the epic last installment of […]
REVIEW – Shut Out by Liz Crowe
The Beautiful Game keeps trying to drag me in. My friends and co-workers talk of it incessantly. Students past and present play it enthusiastically. Even my 5-year-old daughter wants to […]
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT – Liz Crowe
In the past 5 months I’ve read over a dozen Liz Crowe titles. I’ve come to many conclusions during my short, passionate, history with Liz’s books. Some of it I […]
REVIEW – Real by Katy Evans
In order to approach REAL in any manner, I have to treat it as a fantasy. That’s sort of ironic considering the book’s title. I have to get unreal about […]
BLOG TOUR – Red Card by Liz Crowe
*SPOILER-FREE* Free will makes us human. Choice makes us individuals. Love makes us unique. Metin Sevim has it all. At the pinnacle of international soccer playing success, he has managed […]
REVIEW – Man On by Liz Crowe
A literary conundrum. I has one. I love a good love story. I don’t typically like most books marketed as “romances” though. Most of them are just FAR too fantasy-based […]
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