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Review of Woven

May 27, 2018 by C.A. Gray Leave a Comment

A preface to my review: this author and I should definitely be friends. Evidence: She wrote retellings of Arthurian legends (as did I)). The same narrator who read her book is currently reading Intangible for me: the very talented Rebecca McKernan. What are the odds?! I know this is ...
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Interview with Hidden series author Amy Patrick

May 25, 2018 by C.A. Gray Leave a Comment

Today's podcast interview is with Amy Patrick! Amy is a two-time RWA Golden Heart finalist (2013 and 2014) who writes Young Adult urban fantasy and paranormal romance as well as Contemporary Romance. She is the author of the Hidden Saga and the Still series. Living in New England now with ...
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Review of Of Sea and Stone

May 25, 2018 by C.A. Gray Leave a Comment

I read this one mostly on the beach in Bermuda, which turned out to be just perfect! Since the story references (and later takes place in) the lost city of Itlantis (a different spelling of Atlantis, apparently) and one of the theories of the Bermuda Triangle involves the idea that the lost city ...
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Tiana Warner Interview: Author of Ice Massacre

May 25, 2018 by C.A. Gray Leave a Comment

Bio: Tiana Warner is the author of the multi-award winning Mermaids of Eriana Kwai trilogy. She has a Computer Science degree and is a professional nerd working in the high-tech industry. She lives by the beach in Vancouver, Canada, and spends her free time riding her horse, Bailey. Do you have an ...
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Review of Ice Massacre

May 18, 2018 by C.A. Gray Leave a Comment

A fun concept, and one I don't think I've seen done before... normally mermaid stories follow the mermaid as the main character, but this one instead followed Meela, a 17-year old human girl raised to hate mermaids and regard them as "demons" to be killed. The prologue is great--definitely hooks you ...
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Cosega Search

May 11, 2018 by C.A. Gray 2 Comments

This is an archaeological action novel, sort of a cross between Indiana Jones and Dan Brown. It hooked me early on, and the action never stops--but characterization also never really happens. There was a perfect opportunity for romance that never materializes, and would have gone a long way toward ...
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