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Review: Nightshade Emporium – Hayden Thorne

March 1, 2024 by scott

Genre: Contemporary Fantasy, Mythology, Romance, Dark Comedy LGBTQ+ Category: Gay Reviewer: Linda, Paranormal Romance Guild Get It On Amazon | Universal Buy Link About The Book When the kindly old ferryman to the underworld injures his ankle, primordial gods come together to help guide the newly departed to their final journey. To make the task more interesting to the deathless, a quaint little shop hawking ephemera becomes the vehicle through which breadcrumbs to the underworld are scattered. All this is a temporary situation, meant to end when the broken ankle is healed. It sounds easy and simple enough. Or so it seems. The Nightshade family, headed by Barbara Nightshade, the… Continue Reading Review: Nightshade Emporium – Hayden Thorne

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ANNOUNCEMENT/GIVEAWAY: Cleaning House, by Jeanne G’Fellers

August 6, 2018 by scott

Jeanne G’Fellers has a new trans-non binary fantasy book out: Centenary Rhodes is an old soul with a well-traveled name, but she doesn’t know this yet. Growing up in southern Appalachia wasn’t easy, so Cent left home as soon as she could, but the post-collegiate happiness she’d expected has never occurred. She can’t find a decent date, much less find that special someone and, after losing her job in a corporate downsize, she’s struggling to meet her most basic needs. Her car has been repossessed, her bills are piling up, and her questionable North Chicago neighborhood is dangerous to navigate. Returning home to Hare Creek, Tennessee, never crosses Cent’s mind… Continue Reading ANNOUNCEMENT/GIVEAWAY: Cleaning House, by Jeanne G’Fellers

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