Author: Ivette N Diaz

  • Girl’s Night Out Gone Wrong & Title Reveal!

    The Girl’s Night Out in Downtown Ocala, FL last night was a blast. Not gonna lie though, it started off really rough and I about cried, took down my tent, packed, and went home. Literally. For this event, it was my first time needing a tent, which I didn’t realize until the week before. So,…

  • A Rooster Breakout, a Bully Donkey, and a Book Fair Oh My!

    Did you do anything for Halloween? My family and I walked over to the church next door to us who was having a fall fair complete with trunk or treat, food trucks, vendor booths, bounce houses, and a petting zoo. My son loves animals so after the trunk or treat, he of course was drawn…

  • Book Recommendation: Star Lost by Amy Marie Ayers

    Today’s Book Recommendation/Review is “Star Lost” Book 1 of The Luccee Winterscott Series by Amy Marie Ayers. This book takes place in the Earth’s future where corporations have taken control using AI and our memories and/or original thoughts are under attack, while shallow socializing is what thrives. Yikes! To be honest this hit way too…

  • Book Recommendation: Holiday book collection by Angela Ford

    With Christmas around the horizon, today’s book recommendation is a holiday book collection by Angela Ford. The three books, which are standalones yet in the same world, are “A Wicked Winter’s Kiss”, a “A Wild Winter’s Warning”, and “A Sleet Storms Seduction”. These books follow three different women who encounter three different magical woodsmen who…

  • Book Recommendation: “See You Again” by Kate Breitfeller

    Today’s Book Recommendation is “See You Again” book three of the Dangerous Blooms Series by Kate Breitfeller. Popular podcaster Camellia Messina, is passionate about shining a new light of justice onto cold cases. While trying to get a “grabby” investor to renew a contract for her podcast, she enlists the last man she would ever…

  • Book Recommendation: The Girl On The Train by Paula Hawkins

    Today’s book recommendation/review is “The Girl on the Train” by Paula Hawkins. This psychological thriller is about Rachel, a divorced alcoholic that takes the same commuter train every morning and night. Every day she rattles down the track watching flashes of the same cozy suburban homes as she commiserates on her own lonely life. On…

  • Breaker The Price of Talent Series by AK Nevermore

    Today’s books recommendation is “Breaker” The Price of Talent Series book 1 by AK Nevermore. On an alternate earth, a cataclysm has altered a subset of the population. Talents are persecuted for their psychic and physical mutations, giving rise to two conflicting societies based upon maintaining genetic purity. And the Source, a shadowy corporate entity dependent…

  • The Moments, the Minutes, the Hours The Poetry of Jill Scott

    Todays book recommendation/review is “The Moments, the Minutes, the Hours” by Jill Scott. Yes the Jill Scott whose song I have playing on the reel. As a poet I drew inspiration from women like Jill Scott whose poetry flowed and had a hip hop or floetry vibe. She started writing poetry at the age of…

  • Book Review: Two is Better Than One by Yolanda Romero Dorta

    In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month today’s book recommendation/review is “Two is Better Than One” by Yolanda Romero Dorta. This story is about a woman named Segunda who leaves her precious island of Puerto Rico right after the Depression in the promises of a better life in New York where she can pursue her dreams…

  • Book Review: Divergent Series by Veronica Roth

    Today’s book recommendation/review is the Divergent series by Veronica Roth. Beatrice “Tris” Prior lives in a dystopian Chicago world where society is divided into 5 factions. Each faction exhibits a certain type of virtue: Candor (honest), Abnegation (selfless), Dauntless (brave), Amity (peaceful), Erudite (intelligent). On a specific day each year all 16 yr olds must…