Fallen Over Book Reviews

Synopsis: The Serenity of the Land of Faerie is threatened as the Unseelie Queen Aveta rages war against the three remaining Seelie Realms of Faerie. As Shade's powers grow, she finds she is running out of time to keep the war from spilling into the human world. Winter is growing in strength as the evil Queen's horrifying legions scar the land in their frigid wake. No one is safe. Shade becomes enemy number one for the Unseelie legions. Questioning her true role of power, Shade discovers the cost of winning may come at a much higher price than she ever imagined. My Review: I received this book from the author to give an honest review. First let me say this cover is awesome! Now I believe this book was better than the first, it was full of action and a love triangle which if you read the first book you saw it coming! But who will she pick? And will she even pick anyone with everything she has going on in her life.  Along with a lot of new twists and turns! One of my que...

Synopsis: A dark twist on Faeries.  For Shade, a chance meeting with a powerful Teleen faery warrior who wields electrical currents and blue fires along his skin has her joining him on a treacherous mission for the good Seelie Faerie Court across the land of Faerie. Magic and malice abound and nothing is what it really seems to be. The evil Unseelie Queen and her treacherous allies are round every corner as Shade makes her way across the breathtaking landscapes of the world of Faerie, which exists alongside the mundane human world. Shade discovers her own uncharted magic and meets some of the most powerful warriors in Faerie while battling evil dryads, conniving Teleen guards and challenges on her life with every step in a world where nothing can be taken for granted. My Review: I received this book from the author to give an honest review! The cover is amazing! I love it. I love reading about faerie's and this book was a great read from me. Now I am giving this book 4 ...

Why I love Family-Based Romance Series  A guest post by Bella Andre Author of the Sullivan Series I love reading romance (I read one book a day when I can!), and one of my favorite tropes is the family-based series. I absolutely love Julia Quinn’s historical romance Bridgerton series and have loved taking that idea of the big family into present day with my Sullivan contemporary romance series. One of the advantages of writing a series about a large family is that even as the hero and heroine are having conflict with each other, we can see them being loving towards their families, so we know the depth of love they’re capable of. There are plenty of big family scenes in my Sullivan books for you to get to know each character, what they’re like, and how they feel one another. Just like a real family, every Sullivan has a special relationship with each of the others. Smith and Sophie are extra close, as are Marcus and Lori. Ryan and Zach are so close in age that t...

Bella Andre is the New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of the series "The Sullivans". Below is an reader interview! Scroll down and you will find the link to the rafflecopter! 1. You create characters beautifully and are an absolute master of plot twists. It seems like you could write in almost any genre and do a bang-up job of it. What made you decide to devote your efforts to the romance genre in particular? Thank you so much for the compliments! I’ve always been a huge romance fan – I’ve been reading nearly a book a day since I was a teenager – so it was a natural fit for me when the characters starting appearing in my head one day.  2. How did the idea for this interconnected contemporary romance series first come to you? What was your inspiration? I love the family series that have always been popular in historical romance – like Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton series and Nora Roberts's MacGregors – and I was also inspired by my husband’s large famil...

Synopsis: Milo Mitchell's life used to be charmed, but that was before her family dissolved, she went a little crazy, and her best friends started acting more like strangers. Spending Saturday morning in a treehouse with a stun gun for company and a herd of deer for friends is the only exciting thing in her life...until she shoots a fawn and finds her dart stuck in a guy. Her gorgeous victim is dressed in a Brioni tux and armed with a hanky. He has no idea who or where he is. Afraid her dart caused his amnesia, Milo takes him in, names him Nick, and vows to help him solve his mystery. Soon the pair find Nick's face in a newspaper obituary, and Nick begins to have strange, ethereal memories of Milo--who is sure she's never met him. Suddenly Nick knows things he shouldn't know and is doing things he shouldn't do. When the Department of Defense shows up, Nick and Milo run--toward a shocking conclusion that could destroy both their worlds. Would you like a real...

Synopsis: The Creepy series is a one of a kind combination of true supernatural occurances, mixed with a variety of supernatural short stories! Creepy 3 is a frightening collection of ghost stories from around the world and supernatural short stories from Jeff Bennington and Top-10 UK author, Katie M. John.  True Ghost story contributors include, Ruth Barrett, Jay Krow, Micheal Rivers, Crysta Lynn, Kitten Jackson, Zack Kullis, Leigh Statham and many more!!! My Review: I received this book from the author to give an honest review. Do you enjoy reading ghost stories? Well if you do then this is the book for you! All the stories were a wonderful read! There was maybe about two or three that really creeped me out. This book has short stories and true stories that will have you turning the pages and staying up too late. The cover is gorgeous and I love the color purple. I recommend this book to all who love to read about ghost and the paranormal! My Rating: 5 wine glasses...

Synopsis: "Here within lies a tale of a young boy named James, which takes place in a far away island nation of Iceland." Travel along with James up the mountain, soaring through the air with his friends he meets along the way to reach the moon. My Review: I received this book from the author to give an honest review! I thought this book was just an adorable read!  I enjoyed reading the information about Akureyri, Iceland before the story. I thought that was pretty amazing, as I learned some new things I did not know before. James moves from the USA to Iceland while there he notices the moon, and he wants to touch it! Thus this begins his adventure.  He meets a dragon and a little man on his adventure and they tell him that he is not allowed to tell anyone about this.  This is an amazing children's book that I can not wait to read with my 6 year old. He enjoys reading as much as I do and I know he will love this book. He may decide that he wants to touch th...