I am thrilled that my mystery, Open Season, is now available as an e-book. It has been a long wait, but the publisher, Venture Galleries, has done a wonderful job with the editing and formatting, and Dany Russell made a terrific new cover for it. The hardcover version of this book was quite popular and […]
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Thanks to Carl Brookins for sharing another review. Makes my Sunday blogs so much easier. A Fair To Die For Radine Trees NehringISBN: 97816100912202012 release from Oak Tree Press238 pages (without recipes) In spite of continual bumps in their road of life, Carrie McCrite and her second husband, Henry, forge onward. They both have healthy,
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First I want to remind everyone about the new book, The Corner Cafe: A Tasty Collection of Short Stories, prepared by the BBT Cafe Authors, an online group of which I’m happy to be a member. This month, our group is on tour, promoting The Corner Cafe, and a full list of blog stops
Angel Sometimes Helen Ginger This is the first fiction book released by Helen Ginger, and I certainly hope it is not the last. This is an author who has an intriguing story, and the writing will only get better and better. There were some things I absolutely loved about this book, primarily the central character,
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I’m not sure if there is any rule against reviewing a book that you are a contributor to, but if I don’t say anything about my story, will that work? A few weeks ago, all of us who contributed to The Corner Cafe: A Tasty Collection of Short Stories were asked to download the book
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Surprise, surprise. I don’t normally post on Saturdays, unless I’m doing the A to Z challenge, but I had to pop in today to let you know about a free book this weekend. The Corner Cafe A Tasty Collection of Short Stories is described on Amazon: Sweet, dreamy, steamy, and sometimes slightly seamy, this multi-genre
I always knew that reading was good for people. As a child, I escaped into fiction and found comfort and sometimes guidance in the stories I read. I learned about dedication and commitment from The Old Man and the Sea. I learned about loyalty and devotion to those we love from Of Mice and Men
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Once again Carl Brookins shares a review with us. I really appreciate his generosity in sharing these so I don’t have to write a review. (smile) Darker Than Any Shadow By Tina WhittleISBN: 97815905854672012 release from Poisoned Pen Press. HC, 291 pages The second entry in the author’s intriguing series, featuring a gun shop
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You know what they say about the best laid plans. My schedule for this week was totally fractured due to a very busy weekend. It was fun – hosting a troupe of traveling actors who brought a show to our Art Center – but it did keep me away from my computer most of the
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Moonlight MileDennis Lehane2010 release First, I have to admit I am a bit biased when it comes to books by Dennis Lehane. He is one of my favorite authors, and he is one heck of a nice guy. At least he was when I met him at a writer’s conference many moons ago. This was
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