"Green"
TJ Green crafts spellbinding paranormal fiction where magic meets modern life. A practicing witch and lifelong storyteller, she draws from her British roots and international life - from England's misty Black Country to the sun-soaked Portuguese Algarve - to create vibrant worlds filled with unforgettable characters.
TJ Green crafts spellbinding paranormal fiction where magic meets modern life. A practicing witch and lifelong storyteller, she draws from her British roots and international life - from England's misty Black Country to the sun-soaked Portuguese Algarve - to create vibrant worlds filled with unforgettable characters. See less
"Green" book reviews
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The Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-Centered Planet
FIVE STARS
by Dylan, Jul 3, 2025
A book for fans of and participants in the human endeavor. No notes. The podcast is also fantastic and maybe worth over the book? Up to you. I loved it. Read More
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The Fault in Our Stars
Love This Book!
I really enjoy this author! Their books are very good for young readers and make for entertaining reading Read More
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Looking for Alaska
Loved it!
This book was the third that I'd read by John Green and I had no idea what to expect at first.
However, once I started reading I couldn't stop. The plot of the book took such a massive turn that ... Read More
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