Please keep the criticism to the book and not to the person who wrote it.ġ.

“The author is a greedy horrible person who only thinks about money and I hate their guts” is not. It made me feel like this…” is perfectly fine. In other words, “I was disappointed in this book because it had a cliffhanger. When discussing books, please keep in mind that the book is separate from the author. Just mentioning a title and author is fine, but not as entertaining and the discussion will get boring really fast. Please tell us a little bit about why a particular blog or book is a standout for you and why you think other people might want to check it out. Please keep the recommendations to no more than 3, otherwise it becomes very difficult to read.

Don’t feel constrained to just urban fantasy or paranormal. 🙂 Rules for commentingĪll types of fiction and non fiction are welcome. What have you read this year that was amazing? Did you find something odd and interesting and off the wall? Don’t hoard the secret knowledge. I’m in a reading lull, so I would appreciate any cool recommendations for blogs by both authors and readers and books. I am a life-long resident of Michigan, and I know Brigham lives in Michigan as well, so I was happy to see Sault Ste Marie, or The Soo, both Michigan and Canadian sides, used as a setting, with the cold and beauty of an Upper Peninsula winter captured perfectly.Today is a work day for us. I could feel the longing between Noah and Simon, and was eager to see if they got to their HEA. Brigham Vaughn’s characters always feel like flesh and blood people the reader happens to meet and start talking with. While they finally get a chance to be together, they need to figure out if this day trip can actually turn into something more. Both men are unattached and it’s clear the years between hasn’t dimmed the spark between them.

Now, a decade later, they run into each other on the Snow Train, a sightseeing day trip in Canada. Noah and Simon met in college, but the time was never right for them to get together as more than friends before Noah left to join a minor league hockey team. Secondly, I’ve discovered I really love a good second chance romance, and this story is a perfect example.

Wish by A.J. Sherwood