Jamieson Wolf
Aurora Award Nominated Author
Category: Book Reviews
Primal by Michelle St. James – A Book Review
Jenna Carver is still reeling. After a shootout that almost cost her daughter Lily her life, Jenna is trying as hard as she can to make a normal life for Lily. Jenna doesn’t know if here life will ever be normal again. She hides… Continue Reading “Primal by Michelle St. James – A Book Review”
The Finding of Martha Lost by Caroline Wallace – A Book Review
It is 1976 and Martha has been lost all of her life and has no idea how her story begins. Found in a suitcase in the Lime Street station in Liverpool, she has lived her whole life under the domineering finger of her Mother,… Continue Reading “The Finding of Martha Lost by Caroline Wallace – A Book Review”
The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin – A Book Review
The Twelve are no more and Amy is gone. Peter feels as if a part of him is missing. Though he never said it out loud, Peter loves Amy. With her gone, he feels at wits end. Without her, he is lost. He can’t… Continue Reading “The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin – A Book Review”
Savage: London Mob Book One by Michelle St. James – A Book Review
Jenna Carver is a woman with secrets. It’s been five years and she’s still trying to mend her heart. She still loves Ferrell Black even though she chose to leave. When she found out she was pregnant with his child, she knew that he… Continue Reading “Savage: London Mob Book One by Michelle St. James – A Book Review”
Choices Meant for All by Sandy Lender – A Book Review
Onweald is in peril. The land is at war and the Geasa’n, the substance that gives the inhabitants their magic, is broken and gone. Amanda Chariss Deridriu, the protector of the Gods, is gone and she is the only one who can save them.… Continue Reading “Choices Meant for All by Sandy Lender – 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
