Jamieson Wolf
Number-one bestselling author
Category: Book Reviews
The Mystery of The Cuckoos Calling…
After Harry Potter came The Casual Vacancy. It was a powerful follow up to what has now become a classic (so quickly!) series in literature that has touched millions of lives. The Casual Vacancy was just as engrossing, just as compelling and set a… Continue Reading “The Mystery of The Cuckoos Calling…”
The Silver Star by Jeanette Walls
It is 1970. Sisters Bean and Liz are in a bit of a fix. Their mother, more focused on her “musical career” abandon them, leaving them only $200.00. Deciding that their mother isn’t coming back, they take the bus across the country to Virginia… Continue Reading “The Silver Star by Jeanette Walls”
Mythbound: The Argonaut’s Almanac Volume One by Darren Craske
Myths have been around for as long as time-but who knows where they really came from? People have always been telling stories, spinning tales since time began. But what if they were all real? Eddie Sparks does not have it easy. After his… Continue Reading “Mythbound: The Argonaut’s Almanac Volume One by Darren Craske”
Do you believe in Magyk?
Anyone who knows me is aware of the fact that I’m a bit obsessive about books. Not only do I read anything and everything (with Young Adult, Fantasy, Romance and Magic Realism being favourite genres), I also collect books. I have signed first editions,… Continue Reading “Do you believe in Magyk?”
Guest Post: Interview with Caroline Smailes about The Drowning of Arthur Braxton!
I have a real treat for you all today. The lovely Caroline has stopped by for a quick chat about her new book, The Drowning of Arthur Braxton, which is published today! Happy Publication Day Caroline! So she’s taken time out of her busy… Continue Reading “Guest Post: Interview with Caroline Smailes about The Drowning of Arthur Braxton!”
Buy Little Yellow Magnet from Amazon and Kobo!
Jamieson Wolf has written a compelling story about navigating multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. His story will touch your heart, make you cry, then laugh, and inspire you. A touching memoir with a bit of magic…and tarot! ~ Theresa Reed, author of The Tarot Coloring Book
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