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The Unwritten Path by Kenechukwu Dumogu.

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Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and revieing this book. I received a hard copy of the unwritten path. The front cover itself has lovely light colours and it really works. The blurb interest me straight away and I wanted to read this book. I like it the beginning of each chapter there is a picture. And is also quotes running through the book which really works as well. The book is 168 pages and is a fiction read. The story is about Sam that becomes a mirror for your in a life moving through different landscapes with fear obligation control and other hidden forces take on voice and form. I found this to be a really interesting and spiritual read and definitely made me pause and think about things it was written in the book. It was also nice to be something completely different to what I normally read. The story is written beautifully and is very well written. I was engaged from start to finish a brilliant read five stars. Bio✨ Kenechukwu Dumogu is a contempla...
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Straw Girl by Brigid Barry

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Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Straw Girl is a horror supernatural book. while I was reading straw girl I was on tender hooks and could not put it down. I was drawn to the book from the minute I started eating it. If you like ghost and haunted houses this book is definitely for you. The story is said to be based on true events which makes it more chilling and atmospheric. It was a brilliant read and kept me gripped to the end and I love that there was paranormal investigators that were coming to her house as well. The story is engaging And exceptionally well written. I absolutely love the tension and creepiness around this book. I haven't read a good horror for a long time and this was just brilliant. I was glad with the ending but it's an amazing read. I really enjoyed it. Very spooky brilliant for Halloween five stars. Bio Brigid Barry is a lifelong resident of Maine. A disabled Air Force veteran and blessed parent of t...
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The freshman parents by Ko Porteous

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Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The freshman parents is a romance and is book one in the series. You have two narrators in the book which is Heather who is a single parent and a little bit neurotic has a Daughter call Georgia who's going off to university. Then there is another parent called Scott who is a single Dad and kind of leaves his daughter to it Brianna who is also going to university and shares a dorm with Heather's daughter. The story is 456 pages and I read it in about a week. I was hooked from start to finish and it's an enjoyable read and I like that it goes from month-to-month which is really good. The story is written well and it's very entertaining and made me giggle in places and made me also hope that I'm not one of these parents for my daughter goes after university. But I do love the romance between heaven and Scott, which is a Lovehate relationship at first and I love how they progress duri...
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Under The Stairs by Adam Vine

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Thank you @rararesouces for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. I received an audiobook of under the stairs which is a horror genre and is four hours long. There are a few different narrators in the audiobook which are: Dean Liapis, Hilary Halpern. There are 20 short stories some are longer than others. I really enjoyed listening to all of them. they all had a great amount of tension and horror and these would be fantastic to read at night time and for Halloween 🎃. All the stories were engaging from start to finish and I love that they're all creepy and different from what I normally read. The stories were written well and we're very entertaining five stars. Blurb Under the Stairs: An Anthology of Homebound Horror Twenty short stories about losing one's sense of home: a sleep study gone wrong, a pair of ghostly baby shoes that won't leave a grieving father alone, a serial killer who lurks in the shadows of suburbia, a halfway house haunted b...
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The Stolen Twin by Jade Lee Wright

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thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book . The stolen twin is a psychological drama which is one of my favourite. I like the front cover and I was drawn to the blurb from the minute I read it. I was hooked to the book instantly and it only took me a day and a half to get through this book. The story is based in the Cottswald and it's about a lady who had twins and then one of them were stolen from her 14 years ago. I really enjoyed getting to know all the characters and Bella is the main character who is the Mum. Stolen twin is gripping and I felt like I was on my edge of my seat reading this but because I didn't know what was gonna happen at all, which I love when this happens. The story is written exceedingly well and there's some great tricks and turns in the book. Will definitely read more by Jade Lee Wright. Fantastic read five stars. Bio Whilst writing my next book I am a mother wrangling two under two and pursuing a BA...
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A Beautiful Way To Die By David M Hinds

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Thank you, @hyggebooktours, for letting me be part of this tour and for the opportunity to review this book. A Beautiful Way to Die is a psychological thriller, which is my favourite genre. I was hooked from the very first page. There were so many moments where I kept thinking, What’s going on? I was completely mesmerised. The story is engaging from start to finish, and I found James to be a very interesting character. I loved following his story after the accident. I felt completely lost in the book in a good way because it was so gripping and such an interesting read. I will definitely be reading more books by David M. Hines in the future. 5 stars Author’s Website: www.davidmhinds.com Genre: Romantic psychological mystery thriller Author Bio: I am an award-winning stress management consultant (retired) who, decades ago, wrote the HarperCollins-published non-fiction title AFTER STROKE and the Hodder & Stoughton-published self-help title BEAT DEPRESSION. You will appreciate ...
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Rosie And The Old House by Elizabeth Wilson

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Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this and reviewing this book. Rosie and the Old House is a contemporary story and is 77 pages long. I absolutely love the front cover. It's beautiful and reminds me of Christmas. The story is about Rosie and her family, who move into a crooked old cottage in a village. The cottage seems to have lots of creeks, and Rosie gets to see all this as the seasons pass. Rosie sees the cottage being cared for by different people in the village. The story is beautifully written and engaging from start to finish. I really liked the descriptions in the book. You can really visualise them in your head and see the character of the cottage throough Elizabeth Wilson words and Imagery, which I loved imagining. I liked Rosie's character, and I enjoyed getting to know her and her family. This is a heartwarming read, and I loved reading about the crooked house and what was going on there. It was lovely to see all the members of the family, along with ...
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