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BOOK REVIEW: Hattie’s Spirit by MK Mancos

For Kara St. Ives, seeing and hearing the dead is all part of the daily grind. A deathbed promise to her Aunt Hattie has Kara traveling to the town of Cooper’s Mill, North Carolina to right a wrong sixty years and hundreds of miles away. Add to that the fact even as a vocal ghost, Hattie isn’t divulging the reasons for her exile from her hometown, and it’s one big mystery that will take a whole lot of patience and a little dash of magic to solve. Now, if the sexy local preacher, Roth Andrews, would stop interfering, Kara might be able to put Hattie’s spirit to rest for good. This is not my first book from Mancos. She has impressed upon me with her ability to pull me into the story without me even realizing it. Fantasy and Paranormal are my thing, so how can I go wrong. Her character development is on point – I mean you can

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BOOK REVIEW: Ana Be Still from R. Holland

While attending a book signing in Tyler, Texas in August I picked up some books for myself as a treat. I spoke with other authors learning about their works and was instantly intrigued by the author known as R. Holland. Her books set up on her table called out to me making me choose between series she had out. Ana Be Still caught my attention the most as it was paranormal through and through, perfect for me. recommended for ages 19 and up due to gory and graphic language. Book One: Deathly Revelations Blurb: What would you do if you woke up one morning and the world was changed, never to be the same again? Analisa Still has just found out that everything she thought she knew about her life was a lie. To make matters worse, her parents have taken her to a compound for training. Total strangers seem to know more about who she is, what she is, and

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