Jamieson Wolf
Aurora Award Nominated Author
Category: Book Reviews
Bring Me Sunshine by Alex Brown – A Book Review
Gina is ready for something more. She has been living with her husband Colin for a long time and, though she has tried to jumpstart their marriage again, it seems like a moot point. She’s hoping that the long-awaited trip to Kalosiros in Greece… Continue Reading “Bring Me Sunshine by Alex Brown – A Book Review”
Best Books of 2023
I don’t know about anyone else, but I had a lot of trouble with concentration in 2023. This took me away from reading a lot. There was just so much going on in the world, both the world around me and the one that… Continue Reading “Best Books of 2023”
Stuck With You by ‘Nathan Burgoine – A Book Review
Ben isn’t having any of it. When his cell phone is broken while he is visiting his father, Ben survives by sheer will alone. Unable to text his mother or his friends for three weeks has put Ben in a bit of a foul… Continue Reading “Stuck With You by ‘Nathan Burgoine – A Book Review”
The Shapes of Wrath: Hope’s Seven Deadly Sins Book 1 by Meslissa Yi – A Book Review
Hope Sze has no idea that she’s entering the darkness. She takes on a surgery rotation and she’s assigned to operating room three. Her superior is Dr. Vrac and she quickly learns that he has a nickname: Dr. Death. She’s never worked for anyone… Continue Reading “The Shapes of Wrath: Hope’s Seven Deadly Sins Book 1 by Meslissa Yi – A Book Review”
The Little Book of Wise (and Powerful) Thoughts by Matthew Stapley – A Book Review
I met Matthew Stapley over ten years ago at an event that included all kinds of clairvoyants, psychics and card readers. I was there with my tarot cards, trying to help people gain clarity over their lives. When I met Matthew, I immediately knew… Continue Reading “The Little Book of Wise (and Powerful) Thoughts by Matthew Stapley – A Book Review”
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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
