See You Soon, Afton is the second book in the Afton Morrison Series by Brent Jones. Picking up right where the first book left of Afton finds herself trying to figure out who the mysterious man who seems to know everything about her is. Her hunt for answers leads her down a rabbit hole of unexpected reveals as she tries to solve not only this mystery, but the mystery of what has happened to someone she cares about. Continue reading “See You Soon, Afton Book Review ( @AuthorBrentJ )from @kleffnotes”

Callie has been running for such a long time and one day she sees a mysterious sign offering a job. When she stumbles inside the building she finds herself learning far more about the world and her own past than she ever could have expected. Inside the pages of Nectar and Ambrosia the world is full of magic and mystery and one bar has all of the answers. Continue reading “Nectar and Ambrosia Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Let Down Your Hair is both a prequel and a sequel in my mind to the Urban Fairytales series from Erik Schubach. As a way to relax the women of the series we have grown to love over the course of four previous books spend nights eating junk food and going through the journals of previous women with powers like their own. For their reading on this particular night Nicole, a character introduced in the previous book, insists they read the journal of Rapunzel. Continue reading “Let Down Your Hair Book Review (@erikschubach )from @kleffnotes”

Rose: Briar’s Thorn is the fourth Urban Fairytales book from Erik Schubach. Beginning roughly where the third book ended the previously introduced Rose is able to share her story as the primary narrator. After meeting the other Avatars, each of whom have their own book in the series, Rose is shocked to learn that her curse does not kill them. Of the series this story is the most emotional as Rose has been isolated for so long and in this book she is finally able to connect with humanity and even someone from her past. Continue reading “Rose: Briar’s Thorn Book Review (@erikschubach )from @kleffnotes”

Dream Walker focuses on a student archaeologist named Peter, who after being fired from his job at his tribe’s Indian casino, is able to delve more extensively into his research. Before he begins searching the Rocky Point area, which is currently slated to be developed for a major corporation, his grandfather provides him with a special amulet and informs him that he is a dream walker. During his work Peter finds himself thrust into this world of dream walking and discovers connections between the past and his present. Continue reading “Dream Walker Book Review from @kleffnotes”