• You Will Speak for the Dead by R. A. Busby Published by Stelliform Press Paul Simard’s life is a mess. When his mother dies, and his boyfriend moves out, the only thing Paul has left is his hoarder house cleaning business, and that’s not exactly a recipe for dating success. But after Paul gets a…

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  • The Seventh Sister by Millie Abecassis Published by Anuci Press WELCOME TO SANCTUARY Seer Éliane is destined to a brilliant future as a servant of Aurië, the Sun-God. Everything changes when the High Seer, her superior, becomes jealous of Éliane’s abilities and chases her from the temple. Having no family, Éliane has no choice but…

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  • Hello! Just wanted to post a quick update on me and my life and a couple minor announcements about where this blog is heading. 2025 and 2026 thus far has been quite a struggle for me. I’ve been dealing with some health problems in both me and my husband that have had a big impact…

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  • Cinderella has always been one of my favourite fairy tales. It’s classic and comforting. A beautiful girl in a difficult situation endures hardship and eventually, escapes to a better life. People often reduce it to being “rescued by a man”, but it is Cinderella’s kindness, strength, and endurance that make this story timeless. One consequence…

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  • For my final post featuring the 2025 SSBA Artists, I present Evan J. Peterson, the winner of the Fantasy category. Spoiler alert for the upcoming review – I am halfway through this book and loving it! As usual, more information on the SSBA can be found here, and links to all of my other SSBA…

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  • Today’s feature is the second last one for the SSBA Finalists of 2025! I bought this book, forgetting it was an SSBA Finalist book based on the awesome title, The Years Shall Run Like Rabbits, and I cannot wait to dive in! As usual, more information on the SSBA can be found here, and links to…

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  • Good afternoon! If you’re like me, you’ve been mainlining the Olympics for the last two weeks. I love all Olympics and will watch any event enthusiastically. But… I suppose… there are other things in life, like wrapping up my SSBA Finalist posts. Today, it’s Michael J. DeLuca’s turn, finalist in the Fantasy category. As usual,…

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  • Good evening! I hope you are keeping well and staying warm. It’s unusually cold here for my region, lately, although, I grew up in colder, so I’m used to it, just a bit out of practice. That just means a lot of staying inside, reading, cross-stitching, and watching Olympics. It also means it’s time for…

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  • Good evening! Tonight, my SSBA Author Feature is for the winner of the Horror Category – R. A. Busby author of the book with a title I can’t stop thinking about – You Will Speak for the Dead. I will be eventually reviewing this book, too (it’ll be a bit, I have a bit of a queue…

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  • Hello again! Slight schedule change on the SSBA posts. Last time, I promised 1 every Sunday, but instead I got sick and missed one. The current plan is to post twice a week (Wednesdays and Sundays) until the posts are complete! Anyway, today’s featured author is one of our returning semi-finalist interviewees, Carson Winter, author…

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