Review & Giveaway: Suburban Terrors — Pauline Montagna

Another collection of short stories! I am really getting into this type of book. It feels pretty refreshing after reading numerous books which follow one major plot line. Perhaps we need to have more subplots in our books, with lesser characters having some action? Synopsis  Do we really know what secrets lurk behind the tall fences and locked doors of our city’s suburbs?  Here are twelve stories that delve into that mysterious realm. You’ll...

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Excerpt & Giveaway: The Telsa Gate — John D. Mimms

Just a little follow up on The Tesla Gate. I have been reading this book (between others) and I have to say I am really enjoying it. So far I don't think the name Tesla has been mentioned despite being about half way through. That's odd. But, I really like the way the subject of death and spirits are being discussed over the course of the story. So my last post about this was just a bit of the prologue and synopsis. Today I have chosen a short bit from the book...

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Trailer Tuesday: 29/07/2014

I think it's pretty clear by now that I have very mixed interests in fiction. On occasion I like a bright hearted romance story, but most of the time I like things a little darker with mystery, action or fantasy playing an important role. Today I have tried to demonstrate both sides of what I like by showing two trailers I have found recently. One seem quite bright and cheerful, the other appears dark without a doubt. If you would like to see your trailer featured...

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Review Tour: Boulton Quest Series — N. D. Richman

I have two reviews today - for Brothers, Bullies and Bad Guys and Sinners, Survivors and Saints which are book one and two in the Boulton Quest series. This series is aimed at young adults (/middle graders) with 'the reluctant reader in mind'. If you're an adult reader looking to delve into a young adult book full of action, adventure and mystery then you should check this book out as well! Official Synopsis for Brothers, Bullies and Bad Guys Their...

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Book Tour: The Telsa Gate — John D. Mimms

Who doesn't love a book which explores what happens when there are issues with the afterlife? Today I'm hopping on the book tour train to show you The Telsa Gate. I have also been provided a free copy of this book to review, so I will come back with my verdict in a few weeks! The Tesla Gate | Publication Date: February, 2014 | Pages: 300 | Genre: Sci-fi When a cosmic storm enters Earth’s atmosphere, scientists are baffled by its composition...

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Trailer Reveal: Restraint — Randi Cooley Wilson

I usually try to post book trailers on Tuesday, but today I'm taking part in a reveal so you get a trailer a day earlier! This trailer will not be winning any awards for being the most engaging, it is atmospheric thanks to the use of slow transitions, dark colours and music.  Restraint Author: Randi Cooley Wilson Series: The Revelation Series, Book 2 Genre: New Adult, Paranormal, Romance Published: August 2014 Official Synopsis A FORBIDDEN...

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Book Tour: Destiny and Faith Go To Twincentric Academy — Teddy O'Malley

Mother Daughter Book Reviews is pleased to be coordinating this Book Blast on behalf of author Jourden Cleghorn who writes under the pen name of Teddy O'Malley. Jourden was recently involved in a serious automobile accident resulting in severe injuries just days after her new book, Destiny and Faith Go To Twincentric Academy, was published in May 2014. The indie author community has come together to support this young author/illustrator during this challenging...

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Review & Giveaway: The Cat Who Lost His Meow — Angela Muse

| Publication Date: June 1, 2014 | Pages: 32 | Recommended Ages: 3+ Summary Chester the lazy calico cat has suddenly lost his meow. He’s looking everywhere, but can’t seem to find his voice. When Chester puts himself in a frightening situation he not only finds his voice return, but he also finds his courage. This experience makes Chester appreciate things a little bit more than he had before. Review I want to start off by saying...

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