Book Recomendations by Sally A Wolf

The following books are ones I highly recommend. Check back often because I will update this list as I come across more. I will also add the links to my reviews of each as I can.

Romance
Underneath the Fallen City by @Jamie A Waters
Dragon Portal Series by @Jamie A. Waters
Decadent Deceptions @Keta Diablo
Red Hot Prorerty by @Devin O'bannagan
Dark-Hunter series by Sherrilyn Kenyon
League series by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Night's Vampire Trilogy by Mary M. Cushnie-Mansour
Double Crossed by Colbie Kay
Taken by Lies: Rage Ryderz MC by Liberty Parker
Kincade Series by Caraline Clemmons
Angels In Red by Adelle Laudan
 Skinny Bitch in Love by Kim Barnouin

Erotic: All books by
Lisa Andrew
J.A. Cipraino
Dominance: An Erotic Romance by Devin O'Branagan
Review of Innocence Taken: A Billionaire BDSM Erotic Romance by Devin O'Branagan
LE Beau Brothers Series V.A. Dold

Science fiction :
The Oscillator by @J.K. Neve
The Hybrid Chronicles by Kat Zhang
The Battle for Darracia Series by Michael Phillips Cash
 Incarnation By Devin O'Branagan
 Serpent Queen by J.A. Campbell
 The Children Who Time Lost by Marvin Amazon
 Prince of Vengeance By Kurt D Springs
 The Legend of Team 9: An Away Science Fiction by Norman Oro
Y.A.
Mister Max series Cynthia Voight
Tillerman series by Cynthia Voight
Life of a cactus series by Dusti Bowling
Dragon School First Flight @ Sarah K L Wilson
P.A.W.S. by @Debbie Manber Kupfer
Glory by @Devin O'bannagan
Runelords series by David Farland
Monsterland and Monsterland Reanimated By Michael Okon
Legand of Rhyme series by Jamie Lee Mann
Diary of an Ugly Christmas Sweater by Cassie Eubank
 Goodbye Tchaikovsky by Michael Thal
 Alexis Tappendorf and the Search for Beale's Treasure by Becca C Smith

Fantasy
Amber Fang @Arthur Slade
Sands of Eppla by Janeal Falor
Witches Protection Program by Michael Okon
 Saga Series: Book One of Legends of the Travelers By J. A. Campbell
 Senior Year Bites by J.A Campbell


Thriler
The City Dean Koontz
Life Expectancy Dean Koontz
Odd Thomas series Dean Koontz
Nora Kelly Series by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
Mr. Mersades series by Stephen King
The Green Mile by Stephen King
Jane Rizzoll and Marla Isles Series by Tess Gerritsen
Gideon Crew series by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
Jane Hawk series Dean Koontz
A Haunting on Long Island Series Michael Phillips Cash
 Keeping Mum: Long Weekend by Perrin Briartml
 The Picture Kills by Ian Bull
 A Dead Red Alibi by R.P. Dahlke
 Deadly Recall by Donnell Ann Bell

Heart Warming
 The Mother: A Novel by @Farin Powell
 
Historical Fiction
Unexpected Gifts by S.R. Mallery
Sewing Can Be Dangerous and Other Small Threads by S. R. mallery



Mystery
Tea, Anyone? by @S.R. Mallery
Book Retreat Mystery series by Ellery Adams
Beyond the page Book Mysteries by Lauren Elliott
Eve Duncan series by Iris Johnson
Erica Donato series by Triss Stien
Roses and Daisies and Death, Oh My! by Penny Clover Petersen

Detective Series
Kurt Wallander by Henning Mankell
Pendergast Series by Douglas Preston and Lincoln
Riley Paige Mystery series by Blake Pierce
Amos Decker Series by David Baldacci
Hercule Poirot by Agatha Christy
Peter Decker/Reina Lazarus series by Fey Kellerman
Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich
J.P. Boumont series by J.A. Jance
Atlee Pine series by David Baldacci

Dragons in the Clouds by David Blair

Dragons in the Clouds by David Blair
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Good start but needs a bit of polish.

This book is about an epic battle of dragons versus man. Both plant and meat eating dragons are under attack by the king. The herbivore dragons are helped by a wizard who sends them into the sky. A great idea is spoiled by jealousy, however, and tragedy for all is the result or is there still hope? You will just have to read this book to find out.
This is an interesting young adult fantasy novel filled with action, adventure, dragons, magic, and friendship. The underlying plot of this book is well thought out and is interesting. The characters were somewhat diverse and flowed well with the plot. For the most part it is a solid read, because of its uniqueness, and it made a good fantasy. The biggest downfall of this book was the overall writing style. For example, there were many overused phrases such as "Kicked the horses into a gallop" was used three times in the same paragraph consisting of only four sentences, and that is just one of many examples. There were also several phrases which didn't fit into the time period like "the king and his pose". The whole book said a lot, but lacked a good description of the environment, and characters. The beginning started out strong but as the story within the story unfolded the characters and the world they lived in seemed to loose depth and the overall book became tedious. It is hard to say whether or not I would recommend this book to any reader. I enjoyed the storyline, but the monotonous phraseologies and lack of connection to the characters made it hard to read. Some older readers may dislike this, book due to these factors and should pass. On the other hand younger individuals who pay less attention to details, and the repetition would not bother them, would probably enjoy the dragons, and magical undertone, but there is a lot of violence, so finding the correct reader demographic may be difficult.

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