Jamieson Wolf
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Category: Book Reviews
Lawless by Michelle St. James – A Book Review
Angelica Rossi is broken. Determined to bring order to the Syndicate, she has been working for months to clean up the business her father’s people ran. Working tirelessly, spending every waking hour working, she has been trying to clean up the mess left behind… Continue Reading “Lawless by Michelle St. James – A Book Review”
Fearless by Michelle St. James – A Book Review
There is an ache inside of Angelica Bondesan. She knows where the ache comes from and what will cure it: Nico Vitalie. He brought her passion like she’s never known and touched not only her body but her soul. She knows what will soothe… Continue Reading “Fearless by Michelle St. James – A Book Review”
Ruthless: Mob Boss Book One by Michelle St. James – A Book Review
Angelica Bondesan yearns for a different life. Two years out of college, she wonders if the rest of her life will be filled with hours at the Muddy Cup as a barista. She knows that she needs direction in her life-she just has no… Continue Reading “Ruthless: Mob Boss Book One by Michelle St. James – A Book Review”
The Great Village Show by Alexandra Brown – A Book Review
Meg Singer is at wits end. Her son, Jack, has gone off to university. This leaves her feeling very alone in her little cottage in the lovely village of Tindledale. She isn’t sure what she can do to fill up her time now that… Continue Reading “The Great Village Show by Alexandra Brown – A Book Review”
The End is Nigh and it is Glorious – A Book Review
What’s not to love about Nigh? When I first heard that Marie Bilodeau was writing a serial novel, I was excited. I’m a huge fan of her work, both her Heirs of a Broken Land and her Desinty’s trilogies are totally awesome and favourites… Continue Reading “The End is Nigh and it is Glorious – 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
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