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#BookReview: All Roads Lead To Rome by Yamile Saied Mendez – BookAnon.com

#BookReview: All Roads Lead To Rome by Yamile Saied Mendez – BookAnon.com

Solid Dramatic Romance Marred By Mismatched Cover/ Description. I’d had an ARC of this book for a few months before publication, despite only finishing it on publication day due to both life and a rather insane pace of reading – it was my 81st completed book of the year and 11th of the month. At … Continue reading "#BookReview: All Roads Lead To Rome by Yamile Saied Mendez"Read Article

#BlogTour: Seven Year Itch by Amy Daws – BookAnon.com

#BlogTour: Seven Year Itch by Amy Daws – BookAnon.com

For this blog tour, we’re looking at an *almost* erotica level romcom whose plot still manages to pack a punch. For this blog tour, we’re looking at Seven Year Itch by Amy Daws. First, the review I posted to the book sites (BookBub.com / BookHype.com / Goodreads.com / Hardcover.app / PageBound.co / TheStoryGraph.com) and YouTube: … Continue reading "#BlogTour: Seven Year Itch by Amy Daws"Read Article

#BookReview: Nine Month Contract by Amy Daws – BookAnon.com

#BookReview: Nine Month Contract by Amy Daws – BookAnon.com

Apparently Controversial. Fucking Hilarious. Near-Perfect (If Unusual) Romcom. I picked up this book specifically because I agreed to work its sequel (Seven Year Itch) as a blog tour… before realizing that book was a sequel. When I found out, I knew I needed to read this book first. Now, upfront, I’ve read a LOT of … Continue reading "#BookReview: Nine Month Contract by Amy Daws"Read Article

#BookReview: Jill Is Not Happy by Kaira Rouda – BookAnon.com

Orwellian. 1984 was originally published in 1949 – 76 yrs and 2 days before the publication of this book – and its final line in particular is echoed in this book. (Not revealing it here so as to avoid spoilers, though yes, *some* people – me, I am “some people” – will remember it exactly.) … Continue reading "#BookReview: Jill Is Not Happy by Kaira Rouda"Read Article

#BookReview: Roommating by Meredith Schorr – BookAnon.com

Workable Romcom With Slightly Too Much Bigotry. Ok, so I worded that title to get perhaps more eyeballs than a less confrontational title would have gotten. Here’s the situation, and it is absolutely one that some will love and others will despise, so just be aware of it up front and make your own decision … Continue reading "#BookReview: Roommating by Meredith Schorr"Read Article

#BookReview: Algospeak by Adam Aleksic – BookAnon.com

More About Influencer / Hyper Online Culture Of The Last Decade And How To Manipulate The Algorithms To Increase Your Reach. This is one of those books where I suspect most people will go into it with one expectation – to learn about the etymology of various terms used online and how the creation and … Continue reading "#BookReview: Algospeak by Adam Aleksic"Read Article

#BookReview: The Summer That Changed Everything by Brenda Novak – BookAnon.com

Strong Small Town Tale. This is one of those tales that has a bit of a lot. Rich boy falls in love with trailer park trash girl over the course of one fateful teenage summer. Events happen in their small seasonal town, and small seasonal townspeople – including police – respond as small seasonable townspeople … Continue reading "#BookReview: The Summer That Changed Everything by Brenda Novak"Read Article

#BookReview: The Case For Kringle by Kent Holloway – BookAnon.com

Hitler In Heaven, Pope Francis In Hell, And The Surprising Connection To Why Santa Claus Is The Best Missionary In The History Of Christianity. Got your attention with that title, right? And I know you’re asking, seriously, dude? Hitler? THAT Hitler? In Heaven???? And the recently deceased Pope Francis, the freaking POPE, the HEAD OF … Continue reading "#BookReview: The Case For Kringle by Kent Holloway"Read Article

5-STAR REVIEW: THE GHOSTWRITER by Julie Clark REVIEWER'S CHOICE 🏆

Long-buried childhood questions surface when a man decides to break his 50-year-silence regarding the murder of his siblings.Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles See the Story

#BookReview: The Other Side Of Now by Paige Harbison – BookAnon.com

One Of The Hardest Hitting ‘Glimpse’ Tales I’ve Ever Come Across. This is one of those ‘glimpse’ tales – ala The Family Man (the 2000s era movie with Nic Cage and Tea Leoni) or It’s A Wonderful Life, and yet in its specific mechanics, it hit me harder than any I’ve come across before it. … Continue reading "#BookReview: The Other Side Of Now by Paige Harbison"Read Article

#BookReview: The Dark Pattern by Guido Palazzo And Ulrich Hoffrage – BookAnon.com

Not So Hidden, Yet Authors Explain In Ways Perhaps Others Have Not Considered. This is one of those books that reads as though you’ve always known exactly what the authors are presenting… you just never considered actually breaking it out exactly like this. Part Corporate Leadership, part Corporate Ethics, and part Self Help, it is … Continue reading "#BookReview: The Dark Pattern by Guido Palazzo And Ulrich Hoffrage"Read Article

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