Two Mini Reviews: Fiction Horror
An honest review of my very short horror story “The Subtlety of Terror”! I’m so thrilled to see this and so grateful for the lovely words from Debjani. ❤️ Grab my short story here: https://amzn.to/3e69ogY
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Happy New Year!
2019 hits TONIGHT! Are you ready? As you have probably already figured out, I spend more time updating other sites than my blog. I’m more active on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, plus my editing business Proof Positive’s site and social media. But as my author self, I’m particularly active on Patreon. If you’re deciding whether to join […]
Christie Stratos – Locke and Keye Review
The Scary Reviews reviewed LOCKE AND KEYE today, and I couldn’t be more thrilled! What a wonderful and positive way to end the first day of NaNoWriMo. Thanks so much to The Scary Reviews!
Six Great 19th Century Novel Bakes
I just LOVE references to food, traditions, design, and other things from a particular time period. Here are six mentions of cakes from the 19th century. One is magical. 🙂
My Review of – Anatomy of a Darkened Heart (Dark Victoriana Collection Book 1)
This wonderful review started my weekend off wonderfully. Take a moment to read the latest kind words about my book!
Review of "Anatomy of a Darkened Heart" by Christie Stratos
I’m so thrilled with the amazing review of ANATOMY OF A DARKENED HEART from Sunshine Somerville! My smile is stuck on my face! Her blog review is wonderful and her YouTube review is awesome too. They have different details, so be sure to check them both out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RwIcHmAL_Q&feature=youtu.be Thank you, Sunshine!
Top 10 Victorian New Year's Traditions & Superstitions
10 superstitions and traditions of the Victorians on New Years Eve and New Years Day. Fascinating!
Review Time! Anatomy of a Darkened Heart
Fellow author Jeremy Croston posted a lovely review of ANATOMY OF A DARKENED HEART on his blog. I’m beyond thrilled!
Review: Strange Luck
Strange Luck by Amie Irene Winters My rating: 5 of 5 stars Strange Luck is a fabulous, fantastical mix of magic and imagination, exploration and uncertainty. There are lots of great YA elements – first love, first time traveling, self-discovery – but what I loved the most was the seriously enjoyable visitation to childhood wonderment. […]
Review: Prince of Thorns
Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence My rating: 5 of 5 stars If you want an anti-hero, this is the book for you. I’ve never read anything quite like this before – the setting is medieval, the language is modern, and the main character is completely unpredictable. I mean…you really can’t guess what this guy […]