Today's Goddess Fish Book Blast is the lovely genre Historical Fantasy. BLURB: She’s a 1940s ghost whisperer. Burdened with her empathic gift, Elizabeth Reilly wants to be free of it and fit in with normal people. Nevertheless, when the spirit of an old man asks for her help, she travels across the country to help him return home. He’s the son of a ghost.

This toasty Monday morning, I'm sharing my thoughts on a historical paranormal romance. BLURB: There is something rotting in Harrisville. It's 1944 and Veronica works so she can afford to eat. Maybe one day she will save enough to own the home her family is living in, but for now, she doesn't have time for fanciful thoughts, or much else. She doesn't have time for the fire whispering to her, the ghosts trying to talk to her and the son of her boss, who can't stop staring at her.

I thought reading a Historical Romance would be a great way to kick-off summer book season, and I wasn't wrong. Here's the blurb: BLURB: Miranda Harlake's only chance to escape the detestable match her parents are arranging is a sham betrothal to her best friend, Peter, who proposes solely to save her from a loveless marriage. She gratefully accepts, though both know they'll never wed.

Back to my old stomping grounds with this humorous erotica. BLURB: Hell on Heels and Death by D Cup This raw and naughty book brings together the first two Splendificent novels in one ENORMOUS package… Not that type of enormous package! I swear. Splendificent 1: California cutie Giselle Nyfall arrives at the Big Apple to attend liberal arts college, Hemera University.

How about some non-fiction this morning? BLURB: Nigeria is dealing with a level of disorderliness that is neither compatible with functionality nor with long life. Our problems did not start today; they have been with us for as long as we have existed as a country. But just like a disorder left untreated, our problem has incapacitated us, and the rate of deterioration is currently becoming alarming.

A Goddess Fish Book Blast BLURB: It's been many years since God planted in my heart the idea to author this book. To do so I relied on science and engineering, looking deep into the earth a few thousand feet, dreaming of petroleum reservoirs I could not see, and evaluated them using mostly indirect sources of information. Petroleum hydrocarbons in earth are of organic origin (they form from dead plants and animals) and are intimately related with water.

A Goddess Fish Post BLURB: In Search of Recognition: The Story of Search and Rescue in British Columbia provides background on why and how organized volunteer search and rescue became a reality in the province, and how search and rescue evolved over many years to meet the increasing demands of finding lost people and rescuing those injured outdoors. The primary focus of the thousands of volunteers is to save the lives of persons lost or injured outdoors; training and fundraising for equipment and other costs also require time and energy.

How about some poetry for this Monday? BLURB: "No two souls meet by accident" Have you ever felt like you've missed someone you've never met? Like your soul is yearning to meet another soul that fate has destined for you to meet? As I tackle the challenges of everyday life I come to realization that there's a higher power guiding me to my soulmate.

BLURB: It is 1945. The infamous Max Smartz, superspy; Eva Braun, wife of Adolf Hitler; Joseph Goebbels, propaganda minister; and Otto Klugg, intelligence officer, do not die at the end of World War II, but trick the guards in the Fuhrerbunker tunnels, allowing them to make their escape. Their escape plan is to reach war-neutral Southern Ireland, where Maxwell Smartz has an established base and is familiar with rural south Kerry and its people.

Happy Thursday! I have another memoir for you today. BLURB: Searching for an answer to a question you haven't asked yet? You are not alone. One small realization and a whole world unravels. Woven through these pages are a series of my most significant life events relating to narcissistic victim/survivor syndrome. Inside are keys unlocking mysteries of complex PTSD, compounded through various forms of abuse.

A memoir for this Tax Tuesday. BLURB: A young woman dies alone in a hotel room, her fentanyl-poisoned cocaine still on the desk. She had been missing for nearly 2 weeks. Social Services had been trying to find a place for her to live with her 3-year-old son, whom she had left with her parents. Six months later her father fights for his life in intensive care, but succumbs to his illness because of a lifelong use of alcohol and tobacco.

A Goddess Fish Post Today's post is about a new memoir. BLURB: Farid Yaghini's unforgettable memoir takes you on a journey from escaping persecution in Iran to rebuilding a life in Canada and serving on the frontlines with the Canadian military. Filled with humour, heart, and unflinching honesty, his story of resilience, redemption, and the founding of Camp Aftermath will inspire you to believe in the power of hope and human connection.

Today feels just right for a memoir. BLURB: This is the incredible true story of railroad worker and union official Mike Elliott, targeted by his railroad employer, BNSF Railway Company, for his safety-related activities. As the union's state legislative board chair, Elliott was the top safety official in the state, and the voice for over 900 rank & file locomotive engineers operating trains around the clock, every day of the year.

Looking for love in the madness that is the World Wide Web? Fleur Lamot has some advice for you. Success might seem like fiction, but this NF book is the real deal. BLURB: A step-by-step guide to navigating dating and finding love on the World Wide Web, written by someone with firsthand experience on the topic, and who has also tested the theory on a number of case studies and through research.

I have a confession to make, and Valentine’s Day weekend seems a good time for spilling secrets, if not actual tea. So here goes: I almost quit writing this year, just chucked in the towel and pursued other interests. Why? Well, you must know that with the advent of genAI, the publishing landscape is a hot mess. I mean, it was before with the Big 5 ignoring small authors to focus on celeb passion projects and KU and the fact that most books don’t make any money, but add in techBros who want to be authors—but don’t want to put in the actual work—flooding the market with their AI crap…it was all too much.

An other mystery for this Valentine's week. BLURB: Luke Daniels has done his fair share of bad things. But when the FBI offers him a deal in exchange for infiltrating the local Mafia’s infamous Costa Crew, Luke has no choice but to accept the challenge. Beautiful, smart and tough, Sophia Costa wants out of the Crew. Appointed boss by her brother after he’s sent to prison, she wants no part in the murder, deceit and secrecy typical of Mafia life.

A cozy mystery with not one, but two, cool sidekicks. BLURB: Welcome to Spirit Lake in the dead of a Minnesota winter, where the brutally cold temp isn't the only thing to fear. Andie Rose Kaczmarek, a six-year sober life coach and owner of the haunted Spirit Lake Inn, has learned the hard way that the living are far more dangerous than anything in the spirit world.