As a lifelong book lover, I've read so many books that many of the books I read now remind me of books I've read before. Today I'll be talking about all the books Talk Bookish to Me by Kate Bromley reminds me of. From Amazon: Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade. There are a lot of similarities … Continue reading Books That Remind Me of Other Books: Talk Bookish to Me by Kate Bromley
Title: Fate Accompli (The Water Nymph Gospels #1) Author: Keith R. Fentonmiller Publisher: Ellysian Press Publication date: May 18, 2021 Genre: Fantasy, Historical Fantasy One Sentence Summary: The Petasos men are fated to make hats and the Lux women are fated to be hunted down by a mortal possessed by Apollo to be raped every generation, but Andolosia Petasos and Carlotta … Continue reading Book Review: Fate Accompli by Keith R. Fentonmiller
Title: Bella Cigna (Foreign Endearments #1) Author: Wendi Dass Publisher: The Wild Rose Press, Inc. Publication date: September 30, 2020 Genre: Women's Fiction, Romance One Sentence Summary: After being unceremoniously dumped by her husband after failing to conceive, Sarah turns back to her teaching roots to teach English in Italy, hoping for a new start to her life, and maybe find … Continue reading Book Review: Bella Cigna by Wendi Dass
This thought came to me as I was reading a book that's partially set in Firenze, Italy and partially in a fantasy setting based on Firenze. Whenever I picked it up, I couldn't help but think back on the, apparently, many books I've read that have taken place in Italy. I guess I really like … Continue reading Italy is a Lovely Place to Read About
Title: Or What You Will Author: Jo Walton Publisher: Macmillian-Tor/Forge Publication date: July 7, 2020 Genre: Fantasy Summary: Sylvia Harrison is a bestselling author nearing the end of her life. After her husband's death, she travels to Firenze, Italy to write her final novel. Traveling with her is our unnamed narrator, a being who has been Sylvia's companion for countless years. … Continue reading Book Review: Or What You Will by Jo Walton
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