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The Reel Sisters
The Reel Sisters by Michelle Cummings is a book about a group of women from different walks of life and different ages come together to fly fish and socialize. They teach each other how to fish as well as give each other advice. It is almost like a book club full of women but instead of reading they catch and release fish in order to unwind and relax. They also meet a mysterious stranger on one of their fishing trips but in order to leave out spoilers I won’t go into further details of the new woman added to their little group.
TangerinehippiestudiosPublished 4 years ago in GeeksWho Let the Demon Out? Badass Demon Bounty Hunters Book One by Naomi Bellina
Tagline: How hard can it be to send an escaped demon back to hell? Book Description: Not only is her suicide attempt thwarted by a stranger, but when she comes back from the dead, Sable is tasked by Lucifer to find and return to hell a demon she let loose. If she doesn't, she'll be sent to the darkest level of the afterlife when she dies.
Spirit Guide Communication through the Art of DivinationPublished 4 years ago in GeeksFull Moon in Leo by Brooklyn Ray
Tagline: Small-town magic, two heavy hearts—one unforgettable winter solstice Book Description: Cole Morrison left Jewel's snow-covered fir trees ten years ago. But after a disastrous family Thanksgiving, Jewel seems like the only place left to go. When a run-in with a gorgeous stranger leaves him with debt to pay, Cole’s escape from his past turns out to be much more than a lonely Christmas vacation.
Spirit Guide Communication through the Art of DivinationPublished 4 years ago in GeeksThe Genesis of Seven: The Empyrean Trilogy Book One by Sara M Schaller
Tagline: In the beginning he was one of us. Full of adventure and intrigue, The Genesis of Seven by Sara M Schaller is the first book in The Empyrean Trilogy, a young adult fantasy series suitable for fans of Cassandra Clare and the Mortal Instruments.
Spirit Guide Communication through the Art of DivinationPublished 4 years ago in GeeksDreams of Thunder Dreams: Book Two by Christian Cura
Tagline: And if you wrong her, shall she not revenge? Book Description: Magical outlaws roam free on the West Coast. The enforcers are stretched thin in their efforts to stem the tide of chaos.
Spirit Guide Communication through the Art of DivinationPublished 4 years ago in GeeksAwaken : The Goddess Incarnate Book One by B.L. Callaghan
Tagline: How do you choose a side, when everybody lies? Book Description Provided by the Author A hidden world readying for war. A woman destined to tip the balance. But how do you choose a side, when everybody lies? Sapphira Dawn was told she was the new Goddess Incarnate, the most powerful being on Earth. At nineteen, she didn’t feel powerful – she felt betrayed and angry. Suddenly thrust into a world that she knows nothing about, a world where magic and monsters actually exist, Sapphira races to learn all she can about her magic. And to find her place in this dangerous new world. Some of the monsters want to use her, the others just want her dead. But can she gain the knowledge needed to stop an impending war before it spills into the human realm she once called home?
Spirit Guide Communication through the Art of DivinationPublished 4 years ago in GeeksBook Review: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
I want to begin this review with a shoutout to my incredible, bookseller-extraordinaire roommate for snagging me an ARC this book. The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue (written by V.E. Schwab and out on Tuesday, October 6th) has been one of my most anticipated reads for what feels like ages. It is no secret to anyone who knows me that V.E. Schwab is one of my absolute favorite authors. I’ve seen this most recent work of hers generating a fair amount of excitement in the months leading up to its release, and I can now confirm that it very much lives up to the hype. Am I biased? Maybe. Am I also right? Absolutely. And I’m here to tell you why.
Melissa ClosePublished 4 years ago in GeeksReview of 'Beyond the Ruby Veil'
Beyond the Ruby Veil looks to be something exciting, but it, unfortunately, fails to bring to life the story. Story Fails
Cyn's WorkshopPublished 4 years ago in GeeksFighting for Home Descendants of the Amazoi Book One by Kim Richards
Book Description: In 300 B.C.—the Greco-Roman Age—tribes of warrior women thrived near the Black Sea. The area is now modern-day Turkey. The Greeks called them Amazoi (meaning Mankiller).
Spirit Guide Communication through the Art of DivinationPublished 4 years ago in GeeksCrush by Tracy Wolff - Review
From the hilarious one-liners to the death-defying odds, this book had me turning every page like my life depended on it.
Mary KnutsonPublished 4 years ago in GeeksWhy You Should Read More
Do you want to know how serious I am about reading? Bibliophile, the word printed on the plate, residing on the front of my car, will tell you as much. Not to mention that it is ironically spelled wrong "Bibliophle" instead of "Bibliophile" as there was not enough room for one letter, and the "i" was on the chopping block. To the average eye though, you probably wouldn't notice, but to the reader's eye, it's a whole different story. Look at me using puns.
Grace GenetPublished 4 years ago in GeeksIndigo Girl by Natasha Boyd
Scroll back through the pages of your life and go back to the day of your sixteenth birthday. What was your biggest concern when you were a teenager? What laid heavy on your mind? What kept you awake at night?
Zara MillerPublished 4 years ago in Geeks