Happy reading,
Bruce
Split
Second by Douglas E. Richards
Nights Arose by Andrea Roche
An Opportunity for Some
Fun, Imaginative Escapism
Interested in escaping for an afternoon or a couple of evenings? Do you like fantasies with magic, both good and evil? Want a bit of romance for some added spice in your story? If so, Nights Arose is perfect for you.
Interested in escaping for an afternoon or a couple of evenings? Do you like fantasies with magic, both good and evil? Want a bit of romance for some added spice in your story? If so, Nights Arose is perfect for you.
The novel is an inventive telling of a battle between good and evil – good in the form of our heroine, Nessarose (Arose) Du Mouchelle; evil in the guise of Morel, a Voodoo sorceress. Over the pages of the book, Arose comes to understand her magical powers and how they are magnified by a mysterious opalescent stone called the Gem of the Red Spirit. Morel is intent on stealing the stone and using it to open the gates to the netherworld. That, Arose realizes, will spell the end of humanity. With the stakes set, the battle wages on in ever increasing drama and fury. The encounters with Morel’s brother and chief henchman were particularly intense, ranging from sexual assaults to attacks from the man transformed to beast. All of the violence, however, was handled well – intense without being graphic. For the complete review, see this link to Amazon: https://amzn.to/2D42wzN
Blossom Blood by Carlyle Labuschagne