Hunter is a friend of Rynn’s, and one of two Eckards who has a decent-sized part in The Masked Captain. He’s loyal, protective, supportive, and caring. Enjoy his interview. :) Continue reading “Character Interview: Hunter Eckard”
Category: Books & Reading
Do I Have That Book? Challenge
Jenna Terese did this tag last month and left it open, so I’m going to snag it. Thanks, Jenna! I’m not sure who originally created it, but it was a YouTube tag to begin with.
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The Rules:
1. Time yourself trying to find each prompt on your shelf
2. Try and beat the time of the person who challenged you.
3. Don’t forget to tag your challenger and the original creator.
4. Have fun!
The Questions:
1. Do you have a book with tattered edges?
Book Review: The Traveler by E.B. Dawson
At the beginning of this year I set a goal to read all of the Phoenix Fiction Writers’ books that I could get in paperback, by the end of the year. If I remember correctly that list was 25 books long, and so far I’ve read three off the list (as well as four PFW books that weren’t on my list, including a reread). I’m looking forward to significantly growing that number over the next few months, but for now I’m happy to focus on the lovely book that is The Traveler.
First off, I was immediately struck by how atmospheric Continue reading “Book Review: The Traveler by E.B. Dawson”
Character Interview: Tobe Narin
Tobe is a character who invited himself into The Masked Captain and shoved Ari aside to become Rynn’s confidante. He’s charming, intelligent, and will do anything to find the truth of a matter. Enjoy his interview! Continue reading “Character Interview: Tobe Narin”
Book Review: Victory by Naomi Paasch
I was nervous about this book, going in. A friend of the author asked if I’d read and review it, which I was totally cool with because I love helping out fellow indie authors, but I wasn’t super impressed with the blurb or the cover when I checked out the Amazon page. (A note: I received a free copy to review.) However, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this book.
Victory is told in two parts alongside each other. One is the story of an author Continue reading “Book Review: Victory by Naomi Paasch”