Showing posts with label Dani Corlee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dani Corlee. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 01, 2020

Read in 2019


Below is the list of books I read in 2019.

Read in 2019:
  1. Haven: Revenge of the Viper by D. C. Akers
  2. Chef-A-Rella by Marie Agerton
  3. TAG by AJ Everheart
  4. Heritage by Tara Ellis
  5. Return to Hollow Inn by Tara Ellis
  6. Art Geeks and Prom Queens by Alyson Noel
  7. Drusilla by Melissa Frost
  8. Anastasia by Melissa Frost
  9. Sleepless by Melissa Frost
  10. To the Room of Dark Souls by David McMullen-Sullivan
  11. The Secrets of Sanctuary by Tara Ellis
  12. Descent by Tara Ellis
  13. Laguna Cove by Alyson Noel
  14. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J. K. Rowling
  15. Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
  16. In Some Other Life by Jessica Brody
  17. The Great Summer Sewing Bee by Alexandra Brown
  18. A Witch’s Blood by Cheri Winters
  19. The Transfer by Veronica Roth
  20. The Initiate by Veronica Roth
  21. The Son by Veronica Roth
  22. The Traitor by Veronica Roth
  23. Sinclair by Alice La Roux
  24. TAG by AJ Everheart
  25. A New Witch in Town (Not to Mention the Cat) by Dani Corlee
  26. A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon) by Dani Corlee
  27.  Pixie and the Green Book Mystery by Coraline Grace
  28. Stardust by Neil Gaiman
  29. The Child Bride by Cathy Glass
  30. The Vamps: Our Story: 100% Official by The Vamps
  31. Because of You by Eve Ainsworth

Monday, October 07, 2019

Review - A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon) by Dani Corlee


A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon) (Tale about the Witches of Springsville #3)Title: A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon)
Author: Dani Corlee
Series: Tale about the Witches of Springsville #3
Pages: 177
Release Date: September 15th 2015
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Life had just started to be easier for Kim when she once again finds herself in another nightmare. If only the witches would answer her questions! Halloween is approaching, Aurora will be away with her father for few days and a hidden room is revealed to her in the basement of her home. Who is using her house? And why? Once again full of doubts, Kim will have to face the worst threat of all. Will she be able to solve the situation and overcome the difficult period?

My Review: Kim and the witch’s clan realised what I knew from the start that Aurora was the Queen.

Halloween is approaching and the exiled witches are heading to Earth. The other witch’s want Aurora to be in the spotlight but Kim wants to keep her safe so she lets her go to stay with her dad.

While Aurora is away Kim goes into her basement to do her washing and see’s someone or something and finds a hidden room.

Kim tells Isadora about the hidden room and when they try to enter it again its sealed, later they find out that a witch who used to live there is alive and has been in hiding on the other side of the moon.

Currently Reading: New Moon by Stephenie Meyer
Read in 2019: 26/30

Thursday, October 03, 2019

Review - A New Witch in Town (Not to Mention the Cat) by Dani Corlee



A New Witch in Town (Not to Mention the Cat) (Tale about the Witches of Springsville #2)Title: A New Witch in Town (Not to Mention the Cat)
Author: Dani Corlee
Series: Tale about the Witches of Springsville #2
Pages: 169
Release Date: April 29th 2015
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Settling into her new found role has not been easy for Kim, but she's willing to accept it and learn from her experience. Now, if only the other witches would stop relying on her for every problem and give her some time to adjust.

With her coronation as Witches' Queen looming, a whole new situation requires her attention. Her mother doesn't know that she and Aurora are witches and that could be a problem.

Keeping her mother in the dark, won't be an easy feat. With strange happenings, a plethora of new animals, and a cast of unusual characters, Kim's secret will be nearly impossible to keep. But, Kim's not the only one keeping secrets these days.

A new threat emerges and it may be too much for Kim to bear.

Who or what will be there to rescue Kim?

My Review: Kim and Aurora are getting ready for Kim’s coronation while trying to deal with the problem of the new antenna being put up which affects their magic.

Not only does Kim have to deal with keeping hers and Aurora’s magic a secret but she has to deal with her mum’s visit and the new cat that Aurora wants to keep.

On a trip to the vets with the cat to see if it’s healthy and if it belongs to anyone, Aurora talks to all of the animals in the waiting room and makes them all happier. While there Kim gets friendly with the vet and he invites Aurora to his Ranch after hearing how well she gets on with animals and so she can ride a horse.

While at the Ranch strange things start happening between Aurora and the animals they all act strangely around her when she talks to them, it’s like they understand her.

While at her coronation the cat jumps at Kim and she falls and when she wakes up she is in another world where her life is different, while there she feels like something is missing and eventually this brings her back to the real world.

After enjoying the first story I thought that I would enjoy this one too but I didn’t.

Currently Reading: New Moon by Stephenie Meyer
Read in 2019: 26/30

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

Top 10 Tuesday


Top 10 Books On My Fall 2019 TBR
  1. Faking 19 by Alyson Noel
  2. The Bone Thief by Alyson Noel
  3. The Chaos of Standing Still by Jessica Brody
  4. Addie Bell's Shortcut to Growing Up by Jessica Brody
  5. Someday, Someday Maybe by Lauren Graham
  6. The Creakers by Tom Fletcher
  7. Breaking Dawn by Stephanie Meyers
  8. Diary of Anna The Girl Witch: Wandering Witch by Vic Connor
  9. Diary of Anna the Girl Witch: Fighting Witch by Vic Connor
  10. A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon) by Dani Corlee

Sunday, September 01, 2019

To Read in September

To keep up with my Goodreads challenge of 30 I only need to read 2 books to read this month.

Just because I have set these 2 books for this month that does not mean that I will finish all of the books on the list as I do beta reading and College.

This month I have picked:
  1. Breaking Dawn by Stephanie Meyers
  2. A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon) by Dani Corlee

Thursday, August 01, 2019

To Read in August

To keep up with my Goodreads challenge of 30 I have picked 3 books to read this month.

Just because I have set these books for this month that does not mean that I will finish all of the books on the list as I do beta reading.

This month I have picked:
  1. Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer
  2. A New Witch in Town (Not to Mention the Cat) by Dani Corlee
  3. Fly me to the Moon by Alyson Noel

Wednesday, December 07, 2016

Review - A New Witch in Town (Maybe Two) by Dani Corlee


A New Witch in Town (Maybe Two) (Witches of Springsville, #1)Title: A New Witch in Town (Maybe Two)
Author: Dani Corlee
Series: Witches of Springsville
Pages: 159
Release Date: February 6th 2015
Genre: Fiction
Publisher: N/A
Source: Amazon
Format: Kindle
Buy it: Amazon
Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Kimberly wants nothing more than to begin a new life with her four-year-old daughter. What begins as a fresh start quickly becomes something Kimberly could never have imagined.
Becoming a witch was never part of the plan. Kimberly is soon hailed a Queen, but why that happened and how she deals with it is only the beginning of her adventure.
Fearing for not only herself but her daughter, Kimberly struggles with fighting destiny and not fulfilling a prophecy laid out long before she and her daughter were born.
Can this duo of new witches come to terms with what has happened or will all be lost and their destiny not reach its full potential?
My Review: Kimberly and her daughter Aurora are moving to a new house and Aurora is excited about all the new adventures she would get up to with her mum and new friends.

Once they get to their new house their neighbours are spying on them and they seem to be baffled as to why they would have bought the house and figure it's because they don't know the story of the house. The story of the house is interesting and everything the towns members predict comes true. The town has been waiting for this day for a long time, they have been waiting for a Queen witch to arrive but at first they are confused when a regular girl shows up instead.

While exploring the house little Aurora finds a china pot under her bed and Kimberly is sure that it doesn't belong to them and wasn't there when they unpacked the furniture and when Kimberly opens it she discovers a yellowed piece of paper with what she believes is a poem on it which little Aurora insists Kimberly reads to her once Kimberly has finished reading the poem there is a loud noise which startles the pair and unknown to them the poem turned them into witches.

During the book Kimberly meets with the towns witch council members who help her with her magic and they help Kimberly out by looking after Aurora while she is doing chores and working.

Overall this was a great story and I can't wait to read the next one.


Currently Reading: Puck by Kim Askew and Amy Helmes

Read in 2016: 32/35
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