It’s that time of year when we all sit back and reflect on what we read this past year! I don’t know about you, but I am looking forward to 2021! I am hearing about lots of great releases coming, so I have cleared out some shelves for books! It is never easy to pick just 10 books that I felt were really great, but I did. I really enjoyed these books and I think you will too! Go check them out! So here they are in no specific order, my top reads of 2020.

A Murder of Saints- by Chris Miller

Blood Awakening- by Ian Woodhead

Patchwork- by Desiree Byars

Reception- by Kenzie Jennings

The Magpie Coffin- by Wile E. Young

Bella’s Boys- by Thomas R. Clark

Blackwood Estates- by William Holloway

War of Dictates- by John Baltisberger

Cursed- by Richard Schiver

Twisted Mirrors- The Edge of Reflection 1-…

Corey Collins is a young man who is the lead singer in his local band. While participating in Karaoke at the local dive bar, he meets Bella and is awestruck by her beauty. While he thinks he is putting on the charm to take Bella home, she already has him right where she wants him. Corey is living every man’s dream…a beautiful woman…endless sexual escapades and fantasies….voices in his subconscious..what?! Local Native American legends speak of an evil Demon Snow and Ice Goddess. A massive storm is coming that will drop multiple feet of snow and wreak havoc on the small lake town. The storm has triggered the awakening of the Goddess and it’s time to feed to ensure her survival!

Bella’s Boys is a cosmic creature feature that does not disappoint! Thomas Clark has the skill to build up the suspense, drop in some eroticism, then rip off the…

I had no idea what this book was about when I got it. I saw the dog on the front cover and read the title stating it was a survival story. This book is about a dog’s survival after an apocalyptic event. Zombies are in the story, but most of the focus is on the dog which made it really intriguing. The illustrations in the book help a lot with the visualization. They go perfectly with this story.

The world will never be the same again. A deadly pathogen has infected almost every living animal on the planet. The story is told from the perspective of a dog. It is a story of his survival and fight to save his canine family and friends that were other pets in the home. Thomas Clark did a fantastic job getting us to that point of view. He incorporated multiple commands and do’s/don’ts…