A Book A Day Presents: Color Theory by Renita McKinney

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


If recent events have taught us nothing, then we weren't paying attention. The only thing that can rescue us from the hate that seems intent on suffocating the world is love. Love is the most powerful ally that we have and therein lies the beauty of Color Theory. McKinney has gotten together with some of the most prolific voices in romance to tell a story. A story that consists of many voices united in one inspiring song. Love is raw, real, light hearted, uplifting, sweet, but above all it is powerful. Color Theory is the sound of LOVE.



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Authors Included: Renita McKinney, A.M. Kusi, Anne Welch, Arden Aoide, Blair Babylon, Carmen Cook, C.A. Miconi, Danielle Pearl, Eden Butler, Elizabeth Marx, Janet A. Moto, Kenna Rey, Lori Ryan, M. Jane Colette, Piper Rayne, Shannon Bruno, Sierra Hill, Willow Aster

Order by Blair Babylon

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Audiobook Review: Order (Billionaires in Disguise: Maxence #2) by: Blair Babylon, Narrated by Lucy Rivers & Shane East


Action. Adventure. Heartbreak. Intrigue. Prepare to go on the run with another unpredictable romance. Order is an edge of the seat kind of ride. It's hard to catch your breath when danger steals it at ever turn.



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Rogue by Blair Babylon

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Complicated equals compelling. Babylon refuses to make loving her characters easy. Flaws are the driving force behind the heartache that shines through the drama. From bad boys to good girls and steamy romance, Rogue is a minefield. Max is every bad choice we hope not to make and maybe that's what makes him so alluring. East and Rivers take a walk on the wild side with haunting delivery, sassy dialogue and spicy romance. Look out for some seriously dangerous curves.



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by Preston Blair

This is a short book, just 46 pages, but a lot of practical information is packed in. It covers how to make expressions and depict movement as well as getting feature ratios into traditional cartooning perspective.

A few familiar characters show up among the drawings as well as some basic animal character shapes and variations. Altogether a very good resource for the beginning cartoonist.

It took me a minute to wrap my head around the accent, but once I did my heart was lost. Babylon lures you in with a slight of hand and leaves you craving more. TROUBLE is the game and Arthur is his name. He knows how to break a heart, but if he's not careful he might just lose his own.