The Fae King’s Dream

I made no secret of how much I loved The Fae King’s Curse when I read it. It revived me my interest in fantasy romance, so when I heard Jamie Schlosser was coming out with a new book set in the same world, you know I had to get in on the action. Now, let me help to introduce the cover and blurb for The Fae King’s Dream, coming November 19th.

The first time I meet Damon, he rescues me from a nightmare. Literally. I’m stuck in a coma, and my mind is forcing me to relive the horrific accident that put me in this state over and over again. The gorgeous fae king is the only one who can give me peace.

As if the dream can’t get any weirder, he tells me we’re soul mates. He says he can fix my banged-up brain. He wants to be my hero.

Little does he know, I just might end up saving him. Because once I wake up, the real challenge begins. A bunch of vengeful witches want him dead, and they’ll stop at nothing to seal his fate.

But I’ve got plans of my own. The coven has caused too much tragedy, and I’ll defend my newfound love, even if it’s the last thing I do. And it just might be, because if Damon doesn’t survive, neither will I.

In the Series:

Between Dawn and Dusk

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The Fae King’s Curse

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Amazon UK: https://amzn.to/2z0xXeY

Amazon AU: https://amzn.to/3beUlzn

Jamie Schlosser writes steamy new adult romance and romantic comedy. When she isn’t creating perfect book boyfriends, she’s a stay-at-home mom to her two wonderful kids. She believes reading is a great escape, otters are the best animal, and nothing is more satisfying than a happily-ever-after ending.

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Sentience

New book alert! So many fun stories are being brought to life this fall, and my most recent read is Sentience by Courtney P. Hunter. The Hunger Games meets West World in this science fiction thriller perfect for reading on a dark night.

• Genre: Science Fiction
• Heat Level: ❤️❤️❤️
• Overall Rating: 4/5 Glass Slippers

Leo joins an experiment with twenty three others, hosted by a tech company called AlgorithmOS. They enter into a synthetic world known as Eden and are tasked with finding who the AI robots are. Perfectly imperfect and carefully crafted, each robot is indistinguishable from their human peers.

The group consists of people from all walks to life from a priest to a lawyer to a student and a corrections officer. Four aren’t human, and no one knows who are the AI, even the AI themselves. This massive Turing Test begins to take a toll on its participates as their begin to wonder if nothing around them is real.

This book was wild, you guys. I’m picking with my sci-fi reads, but this one really drew me in with the mix of realism and technological advances people can only dream of. I spent so much of the book trying to distinguish who the AI were and how things would pan out once friendships and bonds began to fray. Every time I would think I had it a little figured out, someone else would happen to make me question everything.

The only thing that I found difficult in the book was keeping track of the many characters as it flipped between points of view. Their backstories and conversations were important, so you have to pay close attention to each part so you don’t miss anything. Everything else, like the technology and the process of the experiment was laid out neatly and in a way people like me with a limited scientific background could understand.

Overall, I really enjoyed this book. It kept me guessing the way only a thriller can with the soft moments of romance tucked in. I recommend this book to fans of sci-fi and high concept ideas who crave a bit of guessing as they read.

Halloween Tales

Happy Halloweek to all my reading friends! The holiday may look different for some of us, but there’s no reason to not have any spooky tales to dive into. Here are a few magical, scary, or twisted reads to spice up your weekend.

Halloween at the Grand by Sinclair Jayne

Walker Wilder isn’t pleased at the idea of starting over in a small town, but a new job at the oldest hotel, and a visiting ghost hunting TV host, might just make this Halloween the best one yet.

From Smokeless Fire by M.A Guglielmo

Sahara, a paranormal party girl, joins forces with a fallen angel and has to choose between two magical sides before the forces of evil win.

The Witches Daughter by Paula Brackston

1628 is no time for a young witch like Elizabeth, orphaned and on the run. She makes a deal with warlock, but immortality is a steep price to pay for safety.

Sweet Pea by CJ Skuse

Rhinannon didn’t mean to kill anyone else, but the funny thing about killing is it never seems to be enough. Though certainly she won’t do it again…right?

Zone One by Colson Whitehead

After a zombie plague decimated the world, a provisional government begins to rebuild, using civilians to draw out the dead. Mark Spitz hates the dirty work, but thinks it’s the only way to get back to real life…until things go wrong.

The Hunger by Alma Katsu

Everyone knows the tale of the doomed Donner Party, but was there something more sinister at plan than just starvation?

The Wolfe Creek Series by Kaylie Newell

The Wolfe men have a hidden secret that keeps others at arms length. But each time they grow close to a woman, their dangerous truths threaten to be revealed.

Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas

Students at the prestigious Catherine House are trapped within its walls for three years with no contact with the outside world. Even when things begin to go wrong, the gilded doors stay locked.

My Lovely Wife by Samantha Downing

Some couples will do anything to keep their marriage going…even murder.

Slow Burn by Bobby Adair

Many didn’t know about the undead side effect the new flu strain had. So when Zane is arrested for murder and the world begins to crumble, self defense becomes survival.