Author: Lola

Cover Reveal: The Nogiku Series by SJ Pajonas

Today is the cover reveal for the Nogiku series by SJ Pajonas. The whole series has new covers! The covers are designed by Najla Qamber Designs. This cover reveal is organized by Lola’s Blog Tours. I’ll show the covers with the blurbs and buy links first and then I share my opinion about these covers. At the bottom of the post there is a tour wide giveaway which you can enter for a chance to win a book set of books by SJ Pajonas. Check out all five covers: The Nogiku Summer Sale! Start The Nogiku Series for free with […]

Posted June 21, 2016 by Lola in Dystopia, Sci-Fi / 21 Comments

Review: Faerie Magic by Emma L Adams

Faerie Magic (The Changeling Chronicles #2) by Emma L. Adams Rating: 4 stars Blurb: With the sexy and arrogant Mage Lord pressuring me to join his team and a dark movement in the magical underworld threatening to ignite a war between the half-faeries and other supernaturals, I have my work cut out. Especially when a serum that’s deadly to half-faeries finds its way onto the market, luring in its victims with the promise of immortality. To find the source of the lies, I have to go undercover to a dangerous magical contest where half-faeries compete for glory. Problem is, to […]

Posted June 20, 2016 by Lola in Fantasy, Review / 14 Comments

Sunday Post #183

The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share News. A post to recap the past week, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up for the week on our blog. What happened this week? This was a really great and busy week. Two new blog tours, a book blitz and two new cover reveals got booked in one week. Not all of them are live yet, but I am working on getting them all live. And I am extremely grateful for all […]

Posted June 19, 2016 by Lola in Sunday Post / 30 Comments

Review: The Case of the Wilted Broccoli by Will Hertling

The Case of the Wilted Broccoli by Will Hertling Rating: 4 stars Blurb: Willow and her brothers, Elon and Linden, want to build the best science fair project ever, and their plan to build a quadcopter that can fly itself is sure to win. But they’re up against stiff competition, including Willow’s best friends. The science fair takes an unexpected backseat when students at Mt. Hood Elementary start getting sick, including Willow. Everyone thinks it’s just a stomach flu, but Willow suspects there’s something wrong with the school lunches. Willow, Elon, and Linden will have to work together, using their […]

Posted June 18, 2016 by Lola in Mystery, Review / 4 Comments

Lola’s Kitchen: 5 Ways to Eat Tortilla Wraps

Lola’s Kitchen is a feature on Lola’s Reviews where I talk about all things related to food, cooking and baking. These posts can be recipe posts, tens list posts about food or recipes or more discussion type posts about food. I love cooking and spend some time in the kitchen almost every day, so I wanted to give it a place on my blog as well. The banner for this feature is designed by Michelle from Limabean Designs. I want to try something new with Lola’s Kitchen posts, I want to do a top ten or top five list now […]

Posted June 17, 2016 by Lola in Lola's Kitchen / 18 Comments

Lola’s Ramblings: My Favorite Cozy Mysteries

Lola’s Ramblings is a feature on my blog Lola’s Reviews where I ramble on about a book related or a non-book related topic. These are discussion type of posts where I talk about a topic and readers can weigh in on the topic in the comments. Usually these posts are everything that doesn’t fall under any standard header, like tours, cover reveals, memes, challenges, recaps or reviews. Lola’s Ramblings posts are discussions of a certain topic and my point of view on them. The banner for this feature is designed by Michelle from Limabean Designs. Last year I started reading […]

Posted June 16, 2016 by Lola in Lola's Ramblings, Mystery / 28 Comments

Review: June by Audrey Carlan

June (Calendar Girl #6) by Audrey Carlan Rating: 3 stars Blurb: Politics, phallic statues, and pretty women. Literally everywhere you look, you see an old man and a gold-digging cling-on wrapped around their wrinkly arms. Luck had not gone my way when Warren Shipley, one of the nation’s wealthiest men hired me to play arm-candy in order to save face with the other one percenters he did business with. At least that’s what I thought when I arrived in Washington, DC, until I was met by old man Shipley’s debonair and insanely handsome son. Aaron Shipley was notably the youngest […]

Posted June 15, 2016 by Lola in Contemporary, Erotica, Review, Romance / 12 Comments