Spell The Month in Books: April 2021
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Don’t Tell A Soul by Kirsten Miller
Some said the portrait, painted weeks before Grace’s death, had been a prophecy of the tragedy yet to come. Others swore up and down that the girl didn’t show up on the wall until after Grace died. Many attempts were made to locate the artist, but the person appeared to have vanished into thin air. Over the days that followed, the manor’s servants became convinced that Grace’s restless spirit remained in Louth Manor. They claimed she would emerge from the painting after dark and roam the halls. Then, late one night, Fredrick Louth was found dead in the rose room. The doctors said he’d suffered a heart attack trying to pry the plaster off the walls.
Review for Hostage
A wonderful drawn and written account of a man who was kidnapped while on mission and the harrowing months that followed.
Review for The Dinosaur Awards
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Fairy Tales of Remnant by E.C. Myers, Violet Tabacco
There was once a village on the edge of a lush forest, known far and wide as the safest place in the land. The evil creatures of Grimm had not attacked there since long before anyone could remember, and it was said that the woods themselves protected the people from harm: as long as no one dared to enter the charmed forest, it would keep the monsters at bay.
Review for The Grumpy Fairies
Review for Descendants of Darkness Vol.1+Vol.2
An exciting manga about shinigami, death, and loss, along with tons of adventures and demons and a dash of humour.
