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  • The Tournament of Heirs by Amilea Perez- A Review

    The Tournament of Heirs by Amilea Perez- A Review

    The Tournament of Heirs ( The Mexica Chronicles #1 ) by Amilea Perez- A Review Bloodshed is coming It’s simple. Six Houses Twelve Heirs Only Two Blood Bound tributes can win and bring home victory. Acalan has a duty to the empire he will inherit, and his sister Metztli has to make sure she keeps Acalan Read more

  • Sweet Temptation by Danika Rose Lynn- A review

    Sweet Temptation by Danika Rose Lynn- A review

    Sweet Temptation by Danika Rose Lynn- A review Beckham James is my older brother’s best friend, a constant presence in my life from a young age. He was also my first crush, my unrequited love—and the one man I thought I could never have. Until now… When I move back home to Sweetbriar, South Carolina Read more

  • Dreaming in Blue by Anne Brooke- A review

    Dreaming in Blue by Anne Brooke- A review

    Dreaming in Blue: Poetry of balance by Anne Brooke- A review This poetry collection focuses on the relationship between women and the world around them. Discover one woman’s search for the perfect life balance, and discover what is lost and what is gained on the journey. Can nature really soothe our minds, what is the Read more

  • Quilty as Charged by Maggie Bailey- A review

    Quilty as Charged by Maggie Bailey- A review

    Quilty as Charged by Maggie Bailey- A review! This is the 50th post on MusingandRealizing. Lydia Barnes has to thread the needle in order to discover the killer locked in with her amidst a sewing retreat in this second installment of the series, perfect for fans of Amanda Flower and Molly MacRae. Lydia Barnes has Read more

  • A Cat’s Garden of Secrets by Jacqueline Diamond- A review

    A Cat’s Garden of Secrets by Jacqueline Diamond- A review

    Awakening magical powers? Yes! Solving a murder, sure. But turning into a cat? Who, me? On the weirdest day of my life, my cat starts talking, my car kidnaps me to a charming hidden village, and I inherit a mystical library. Plus, I discover I have superpowers! As an orphan who grew up in foster care, Read more

  • Nothing Special, Volume One by Katie Cook- A review

    Nothing Special, Volume One by Katie Cook- A review

    Two not-so-human teenagers and a friendly ghost radish face the fantasy adventure of a lifetime in this captivating graphic novel, featuring exclusive behind-the-scenes material, from the inimitable Katie Cook. In the grand scheme of the worlds at large, Callie thinks she’s nothing special. Sure, she’s friends with the ghost of a radish and her dad Read more