The Pale - Book Review
Finding engagement with this story took me a while but I was well rewarded for the effort.
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J Victoria Michael
Jun 3, 2020
No Small Shame - Book Review
Whenever I consume a book in a few days I always feel obliged to spend a moment or two pondering the years the author has spent writing it.
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J Victoria Michael
Dec 29, 2019
Pierrot’s Song - Book Review
The final volume of any series carries a weight of expectation and achievement, and Pierrot’s Song delivers in abundance.
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J Victoria Michael
Feb 23, 2019
Columbine’s Tale - Book Review
Storytelling is at the heart of this creative work. Columbine’s Tale is richly imagined and beautifully told, and like all good speculative
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J Victoria Michael
Feb 20, 2019
The Carpet Weaver of USAK - Book Review
I love historical novels that speak of other places and people, and The Carpet Weaver of USAK does that with flair and sensitivity.
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J Victoria Michael
Jul 7, 2018
Conspiracy of Lies - Book Review
This World War 11 thriller begins in 1940 with an intriguing prologue. The story then moves to Leicestershire, England, and in the year 2001
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J Victoria Michael
Jun 14, 2018
Seraphina’s Song - Book Review
This little book with its luscious cover enchanted me on the first page. A story of love, music and the fight for survival, this gem reveals
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J Victoria Michael
May 22, 2018
The Embroiderer - Book Review
The Embroiderer by Kathryn Gauci. Reviewed by J. Victoria Michael
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J Victoria Michael
May 12, 2018
Falling Pomegranate Seeds - Book Review
Falling Pomegranate Seeds by Wendy J. Dunn. Reviewed by J. Victoria Michael
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J Victoria Michael
Feb 21, 2018
Harlequin’s Riddle - Book Review
But the acid test of any book is this; does it keep me reading into the wee small hours? Harlequin’s Riddle did.
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J Victoria Michael
Feb 7, 2018
The Museum of Modern Love - Book Review
Heather Rose's writing is beautiful. I loved the personal relationships, and particularly the poignant and extraordinary description near
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