Title: His Pretty Little Thief Author: Madison Faye Genre: Billionaire Contemporary Romance Release Date: June 24, 2019 Blurb She thinks it’s  her  who’s the hunter, and me the prey. She thinks  she’s  playing  me  in order to steal what she wants. ...She couldn’t be more wrong. Because tonight, it’s  me  who’ll be stealing  her . Tonight she’s  mine. Dear little thief, I know what you came for. I know you thought it’d be easy. I know you thought  I  would be easy. Spoiler, it won’t be, and I’m not. You thought seducing me, and stealing a sample of my... seed , to sell on the black market would be a breeze. Except we both know you’ve never done anything  with a man, let alone one as powerful, and rich, and obsessed as  me . I know I should have you arrested. A man with my wealth and my power could ruin you with a snap of the fingers. But I won’t. Maybe it’s becau...

Review: Killer's Diary - Brian Pinkerton - July 2013 Lately, I have been trying to clear older books off my kindle and was in the mood for a mystery novel to break up the romance books I had been reading recently. Killer's Diary was a 2013 read and in it, we meet an awkward and shy girl named Ellen. In a way, Ellen reminded me a bit of myself as she is bookish and lives a quiet life and finds it hard to make friends. One day, she is in the coffee shop and finds a notebook. Once she gets home, she opens it hoping to find out who the owner is but she starts reading it and soon Ellen finds herself not only immersed into the notebook but also finding it like a common soulmate as she too had a horrible childhood. Whilst Ellen is reading this book, there is a serial killer targeting woman in Chicago.  As the notebook goes along though, Ellen starts to read into similarities between the diary's owner and the serial killer and wonders if they are the same person. What...

Joy Cowley a Finalist in 2019 Mind Body Spirit Literary Awards One of New Zealand’s best-loved writers, Dame Joy Cowley is a finalist in this year’s Ashton Wylie Mind Body Spirit Literary Awards’ Book category for her non-fiction work Veil Over Light .   She joins four other authors from all over the country writing about issues as wide-ranging as global ethics, living cooperatively, mystical and shamanic practise and Māori healing wisdom. The Awards’ convenor of judges Joan Rosier-Jones says this year’s Book category entrants were particularly strong. “It was a difficult decision deciding on a shortlist of five from 42 book entries, many from household name writers. “This year’s finalists were selected for their understanding of the Mind Body Spirit genre, the compelling and accessible way they each convey their stories and their books’ excellent production values. Each of these books are worthy winners and hold much wisdom ...

Review: Donut Hole - Regina Frame - June 2018 Growing up Harper was best friends with Sutton, the two were inseparable and it made sense that one day the pair would marry and have a family. Of course, though, life doesn't always go to plan as Sutton went off to become a big famous Rockstar with females galore chucking themselves at him and living the rich and famous lifestyle, while Harper went on to own her own Donut shop called Donut Hole along with her best friend. When Half Price, the band comes into town, Harper's best friend who is obsessed with them jumps at the chance for the pair to go along to their concert and meet the band. Little does she know, Harper's background with Sutton. Once the pair see each other again, all those memories of past life and what if's come flashing back and with secrets and baggage Harper isn't sure she can take another heartbreak from Sutton as the first time was bad enough. Can the pair have a second chance...