Review: Bride on the Run by Milan Watson

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Review: She Marches Through Fire by A.M. Manay

She Marches Through Fire by A.M. Manay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The final instalment in the November Snow series doesn’t disappoint! If you’ve read the first two (and if you haven’t yet, get reading!) I know that you know you need to find out how it all ends. November is serious trouble, but this girl doesn’t know the meaning of surrender – she kicks butt.

An excellent end to an intriguing series. You have to read all three!


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Tolkien's 10 Tips for Writers

The Seven Wonders of Magic

A sanctuary is not always a haven

Perpetual Journey

Walk without fear even if the way is not clear

Maybe it's Maybelline :)

That LOTR feeling :)

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Fairy Plants: Thyme

Something Seen: Life is like a camera

Snapped this in an intriguing little furniture store today. It's a well known quote, of course, but it's nice to see it on display somewhere :)

Magic is natural

Losing / Finding

Missing my Muse

Missing you, pretty girl. Thank you for being my muse for so long.

Writing prompt: '... when I was dead ...'

Out of this World; Down to Earth

Ode to Girly

My beautiful Girly passed on in my arms yesterday. This is for her; you are much loved and missed, pretty girl!

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Black cats

Grumpy cat

Ilfin of Arc in Italian!!

Read The Infinity Mantle FREE

Hello! My debut novel is available to read for FREE right here :) Click on the Lore of Arcana link in the sidebar and you will discover links for each chapter, some of which contain further insights into the grander design surrounding this epic series.

Enjoy!

Losing myself/Finding myself

Review: Children of Another God by T.C. Southwell

Children of Another God by T.C. Southwell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an unexpected and pleasurable read. I have read T.C. Southwell before and knew this would be good, and yet it surprised me. Such imagination! And also, sadly, some pertinent insights into how wrong humankind can be sometimes. Definitely worth grabbing a copy!

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Review: Gretel by Christopher Coleman

Gretel by Christopher Coleman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

An extremely well-written tale that takes the children’s story of Hansel and Gretel and ramps it up a fair bit. This is not what you expect, believe me, and is quite horrifying sometimes. It’s also clever and insightful, and there are a fair few surprises you won’t see coming. I thoroughly enjoyed this read!

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Not everyone thinks the way you think

Could or couldn't care less?

Photographic Memory :)

Another test via Facebook 😎

The songs of my ancestors

Through madness

Vikings - Brief History

Chakra Stones

Your brilliance

Irish Blessings

Dear Music

The Tree of Life