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Book Review – Magic on the Cards by Marina Finlayson

This book, “Magic on the Cards,” offers pure, urban fantasy fun set in Kurranderra, Australia. Witches and werewolves clash, with a promising romantic subplot. The clear world-building and rich magical elements make for an engaging read. With a stellar cast of characters, it’s a quick, enjoyable option for those craving magic and detailed world-building.

Book Review – Shadow of the Sorceress by Krista Walsh

Review of “Shadow of the Sorceress” by Krista Walsh, the third installment in her Immortal Sorceress series. This book is recommended for fans of fast-paced fantasy, found family, and world-weary main characters.

Book Review – Power of the Sorceress by Krista Walsh

Review of “Power of the Sorceress” by Krista Walsh, a prequel to her Immortal Sorceress series. The book follows Katerina’s journey from grief to rediscovery after her village is attacked, bound to the servant of Death. The series is recommended for fans of fast-paced fantasy, found family, and world-weary main characters.

Pre-order Shady Depths

Pre-order Now Amazon Barnes & Noble Keir Simmons, a bounty hunter for the Coven for the Regulation and Oversight of Witches, has made a career out of running away from his problems. Blindsided by a break-up, he leaps at the first assignment he’s offered, one that will take him far away from his ex: chasingContinue reading “Pre-order Shady Depths”

Cover Art!

I’ll do a reveal on social media, but I’m just so excited to share the final cover art for Shady Depths! After playing in Canva, researching artists, and not being able to settle on the style, or really understanding the rules of the genre, all I really knew was what I did not want: OnContinue reading “Cover Art!”

Shady Depths: The Blurb!

Blurb writing sucks. That’s all. That’s it. It’s an elevated elevator pitch. An elongated statement. It is two bloody paragraphs with which to sell your entire book! It needs to give character! A tease of plot! The stakes! World-building! Aesthetic! It has to hook that reader in a handful of words versus an entire chapter!Continue reading “Shady Depths: The Blurb!”