Ivory's Familiars - A totally different point of view!

I have blogged about many books with witches as the main characters. Some are aware of their powers; some aren't, but how about a book told partially from the point of view of  familiars?

Now, that's something you don't read every day.

From the synopsis: Ronan, Vaughn, and Seth are witches’ familiars – sharing their souls with the black panther. The three of them are predators, born to be companion and protector to their witches. Over the generations, their coven’s numbers have dwindled to the brink of extinction. With no witch left to serve, they now work as bodyguards. None of them are prepared for the powerful connection they have with their newest client. She isn’t a witch – they sense no magic in her. But could she be something else entirely? Something none of them believed was even possible? Their mate. 

Here is the Amazon Link to Ivory's Familiars Book 1:

 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078Q58ZMM?tag=books2read02-20

For more by Montana Ash:

https://www.amazon.com/Montana-Ash/e/B017QSQPGQ/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_ebooks_1

Download Omnibus, an anthology of romantic short stories for free!

Melissa Bell has taken us all over the cosmos with her paranormal romance books. Now, she has a sampler of short stories ranging from futuristic to paranormal to m/m.

The descriptions of her books are so engaging that I don't want to duplicate them. To read them, click here: http://preview.mailerlite.com/t5p6m2

Want to find out more about her books?
Her Amazon website: https://www.amazon.com/Melissa-Bell/e/B00PC90RIE

Featuring Saigon Dark by Elka Ray.

Vietnamese Lily met followed her first husband from medical school in Seattle back to Viet Nam. He had idealistic dreams of providing surgery, including plastic surgery to low income children. Now divorced, she lives next door to a family with an abusive father. When Lily's child dies, she rescues an abused child to take the place of the one she lost. Remarried with a new life, she gets a note: 'I know what you did.'

What's she going to do now?

AND...if you agree to leave an Amazon review for this book or any others from Crime Wave Press, the download is free! Here is the man to email for details:

henry@crimewavepress.com

And their website: http://www.crimewavepress.com/

Crime Wave Press offer: Leave an Amazon review and get your ebook free!

Crime Wave Press has a wide variety of titles to choose from. They have thrillers set in Asia, they have books on prison breaks and prison life set in Mississippi, gritty crime fiction in the North of England; and Riding Shotgun and Other American Cruelties a series of short stories, including one about a band of elderly Old West Bank robbers making one final score in the 1930s!

With so many engaging books available for just a review, come fill your virtual libraries!

Choose any book. Agree to leave a brief Amazon review. Get it free. Email:

henry@crimewavepress.com

Their website: http://www.crimewavepress.com/

A magical deal! The Coven Princess only $2.99 on Amazon Kindle #YoungAdult

Do you miss the Harry Potter series? Do you want to recapture that otherworldly feeling you had when you read the books (or saw the movies)? Meet The Coven Princess; she'll take you there!

Growing up, Harley Torrance started to notice that she had strange powers only she found out she's a witch - not a wizard, like Harry Potter. At 14, you have enough to contend with without having to control the darkness within her. See how she pulls it off and explore the inner workings of her coven.

Click here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B5PC8L7/?tag=smarturlebook-20

My review of An Extraordinary Year by Judy Woodall: Five Stars.

Judy Woodall, who studied voice and classical music, spent her junior year in France and studied at the Sorbonne from 1956-57.

Here is my review of her book which is a collection of letters home to her family in Paducah, Kentucky.

This book is a delightful time warp back to the Fifties! From Judy singing the Judy Garland song "You Made Me Love You" and "I Could Have Danced All Night" from My Fair Lady to her settling in with her French family in Dijon, the book brought me there. And I really enjoy the exquisite grammar she uses in the book. She describes the (affordable) meals so well, she could compete with the hosts of the Food Network shows. Her accounts of her friendships and adventures in France and throughout Western Europe were interesting and heart-warming. Having spent the summer of 1972 near Grenoble, I can identify with Judy.  Yes, I do plan to read this again and enjoy every minute of it.

Presenting April Yellow Moon: A Cat Collier Mystery for 99 cents on Kindle!

This is Cat Collier's 4th mystery, so it looks like she's a busy sleuth! 

Here's an interesting character profile: 

Mary Catherine Collier, better known as Cat, wrote obituaries for the small-town local newspaper, the Heaton Valley Herald. She interviewed the senior citizens as to their accomplishments, likes, and hobbies. She kept these on file in case they won the lottery or the Nobel Peace Prize or something, or more likely, got involved in a scandal. She was also the sole member of the research department. She liked the quiet solitude of research work and was extremely tech savvy.

While she was in college, she dreamed of teaching in the local school system. Heaton Valley residents were wholesome, dedicated parents who valued a good education and the local schools were held in high esteem. The teachers were happy to go to work every day. The children were happy and safe in their school setting. And the community as a whole took pride in all the many varied accomplishments of the students.

Then something happened. Schools lost their place of honor as bastions of education and safety. They became gripped with fear. Test-taking and building security measures replaced the absolute joys of learning and discover.

It was then Cat began to rethink her career decision. She decided that, if the Heaton Valley Herald ever went belly-up, she’d open her own investigation business. With her laptop, an internet connection, and a big cup of coffee, she could find out almost anything online. There was no longer the need for any actual physical investigation, no high speed chases, no tailing or stalking, nothing dangerous. Just quiet, simple clicks.

Then one day Cat was called to the penthouse apartment of the city’s very rich, most influential lawyer, Detrick Bittmor. He had a very personal assignment for her. It involved a mysterious young man who sat on a park bench every day at noon and stared up at Bittmor’s top floor apartment.

Cat had a soft spot for this lawyer with a nasty reputation. There was something about this old man she liked, and even found charming.

Detrick Bittmor thought the young man on the park bench resembled a younger version of himself. He thought this young man could possibly be his son from an affair he had many years ago with a beautiful New Year lawyer. This man could be his only heir.

And old man Bittmor wasn’t getting any younger.

And so began… the Cat Collier Mystery series.

So, what's Cat been up to in this book?

 A dear, old friend comes up missing and Cat Collier must scramble to find her before it's too late. A powerful enemy resurfaces and claims responsibility for a personal attack on Cat's family. Nola relives Trent's murder. Carter proposes...again.

Cat Collier is not Carol Ann Kauffman's only series: She has mysteries, romances, and free ebook deals on her website: https://carolannkauffman.weebly.com/

And don't forget her Amazon page: https://amzn.to/2G568Fa