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Book Review: Angelika by David Bennett Laing

This was such a delightful story with many interesting emotional layers and brilliant writing. It is about Asher, an almost 40-year-old teacher and his student,...

Book review: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson

I have mixed emotions about this book. I was totally into reading it not because of the title but because of its selling success. It seemed great at first, down...

Book Review: You Always Have Me by Sherell Cummings

I really liked this sweet romantic story with kindhearted main characters. Kale, soon-to-turn 18, is a smart and beautiful girl who was, unfortunately, abandone...

Book review: Big Mistake (Taboo Love #1) by Lili Draguer

It all started with a mistake. Would it ever start if it wasn’t for that special happening? Is the attraction between Jenny (the student) and Jared (the teacher...

Book review: Overcoming Anxiety & Depression by Lydia Francis

We live in a fast world full of obligations and not enough time for ourselves. Either having some trauma from the past or new situations that we face, at one mo...

Book Review: You’re Next: A Short Novel Inspired By True Events by A.J. Desai

This was a fast and interesting read. The author has an easy and very understandable way of putting words together. Everything starts in 1988 when Hannah’s sist...

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Book Review: Big Jim by David Lucero

Big Jim (James Peck), the main character after whom this gripping novel was named, is a professional big game hunter who leads organized safaris in the jungles ...

Book review: Living Like Livvy by Andre Govier

The story is told by the mother of sweet Livvy. I am aware that for Sarah it wasn't easy to go through all the events again, but for me it was so sad getting to...

Book review: Holiday Healing : A Romantic Christmas Novella, by Erica Lee

Layla and Adrienne, two young beautiful women with a tough past spend a month together prior Christmas. While Layla is in town for the holiday visiting her Nana...

Book review: The Last Conception by Gabriel Constans

What would you do when your family pressures you into having a child using as a reason something that you hardly believe in? You have your doubts but you will t...

Book Review: Mercy: a love story (Mathew Beaumont Series Book 1) by Alberta J. McMorris

There is no need to use our logic when reading a paranormal story. And this definitely applies to this book. Once I managed to give up on using my down-to-earth...

Book Review: Everything Happens for a Reason (The Hamptons Book 1) by Tina-Marie Miller

Everything happens to, around and only because of Poppy. She seems to have it all: beauty, character, good manners, intelligence, love, success...but as there i...

Book review: The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

I found this a good, decent thriller. Unfortunately, the ending just didn't do it for me, it fell a little short and that diminished the pleasure I had reading ...

Book Review: Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert

This is a motivational self-help book, but the first one I read for anyone creative. As with any self-help books, some advice is given directly, some are writte...

Book Review: The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks

I believe there aren't many romance readers that haven't heard or read this book. Well, there are some, as me, that read it more than once. Many of us saw the m...

Book review - LIVING LIKE LIVVY by Andre Govier

LIVING LIKE LIVVY: A MOTHER'S STORY ABOUT THE GIRL WHO REFUSED TO BE DEFINED BY RETT SYNDROME by Andre Govier It was so sad getting to know the story of Livvy a...

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Hello dreamers. Have you read magneticreverie? Do you want to read its sequel reveriegirl for free? Leave your review on Amazon and Goodreads and subscribe to t...

The reverie series: holiday - video

“I need you next to me until the end of time!” This left me speechless. I chose to hug her as I was overwhelmed. We stayed there for a long time. It was a fairy...

Magnetic Reverie by Nico J. Genes

Is there anyone in this world to have this kind of reverie which in time is becoming so real that the person is practically living in two parallel worlds: the r...