Review – They Never Learn

HELLO! Welcome or welcome back! I hope you're enjoying your time here with me at Infinite Pages. We have had a pretty crazy couple of years, haven't we? I'm here with a book that I actually started near this time last year, but put away for a while because of some content in it. It …

BLOG TOUR – Demon Shadow

Hello and welcome back to the blog! Or welcome if this is your first time! Today I bring you a review for a good supernatural novel that is book one in a continuing series. This book is Demon Shadow by Timothy Means. I was drawn in by that cover, isn't it gorgeous? I love it …

BLOG TOUR – Get You the Moon

Get You the Moon by Hasnita Singh was a wonderful read for me, and this is coming from someone who typically finds it hard to enjoy an enemies to lovers trope. However, something about this book stood out to me from the very beginning and made me want to give it a try. I am …

BLOG TOUR – Weep, Woman, Weep

Hello and welcome or welcome back! It's about a week into October now, so we are fully into the spooky season around here. When it comes to my reading in October, I tend to read a lot, update less, and read as many spooky books as I can get my hands on. Thanks to the …

BLOG TOUR – Small Town Monsters

HELLO! Welcome or welcome back! Small Town Monsters by Diana Rodriguez Wallach is a young adult horror novel that is set to be published on September 7, 2021. That means this book is a brand new novel and if you are into the Conjuring universe movies you have got to check out this book! The …

Review – The Voinico’s Daughter

Hello and welcome or welcome back! This book is one that I knew I would enjoy when I saw what it was about. There had to be something major involved for me to not like it. September in my house is what Crow calls the start of spooky season. He also tries to claim it's …

BLOG TOUR – All Pets Allowed

Hello and welcome, or welcome back! Today I would like to bring you a book series written for children called The Blackberry Farm series. This series is currently two books: The Becket List and All Pets Allowed. It is absolutely perfect for younger audiences as the twin protagonists are about 9 or 10 years old, …