by Clark Hays & Kathleen McFall
As we get set to publish the second book in a “what-if” series recasting the lives of Bonnie and Clyde, we reflect on the factors that draw readers to tales of atonement.
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V is for Visionary Fiction #AtoZChallenge
by Donna Huber For the A to Z Challenge, I'm discussing different book genres/categories. Each day, I will give a few details about the ...
March 24, 2018
March 23, 2018
Review: Take a Chance on Me by Jane Porter
by Donna Huber
Take a Chance on Me is set in the Marietta, MT universe and is the third book in Jane Porter's Love on Chance Avenue series. Like I have discovered with the Marietta books, you don't need to have read the previous books in the series to enjoy this one.
Take a Chance on Me is set in the Marietta, MT universe and is the third book in Jane Porter's Love on Chance Avenue series. Like I have discovered with the Marietta books, you don't need to have read the previous books in the series to enjoy this one.
March 22, 2018
Review & Excerpt: Looking for Dei by David A. Willson #Giveaway
by MK French
Nara Dall hated the scar on her back and the secrets she had to keep about magic abilities she had. Every three years, a ceremony is held to find those with magic, but no one had been found in her village in decades. Once she fixes that, she and her best friend are on the run with her adoptive father. There are larger secrets than the ones she knows, which draws attention from those in political and religious power.
Nara Dall hated the scar on her back and the secrets she had to keep about magic abilities she had. Every three years, a ceremony is held to find those with magic, but no one had been found in her village in decades. Once she fixes that, she and her best friend are on the run with her adoptive father. There are larger secrets than the ones she knows, which draws attention from those in political and religious power.
March 21, 2018
3 Suspense Novels That You Won't Want to Put Down
by Susan Roberts
I love nothing better than to read a suspense novel that keeps me guessing until the end. Here are three that I've read recently that are well written and full of twists and turns.
I love nothing better than to read a suspense novel that keeps me guessing until the end. Here are three that I've read recently that are well written and full of twists and turns.
March 20, 2018
Review & Excerpt: The Folded Land by Tim Lebbon
by MK French
Angela Gough had learned the hard way that some myths are very real, and there is a black market for arcane items and creatures. Knowing this had put her on the run, but she is drawn back to the United States after finding out that her niece Sammi was struck by lightning and is missing. There is trouble brewing among the Kin, and she has to find Sammi and the Folded Land before they're lost.
Angela Gough had learned the hard way that some myths are very real, and there is a black market for arcane items and creatures. Knowing this had put her on the run, but she is drawn back to the United States after finding out that her niece Sammi was struck by lightning and is missing. There is trouble brewing among the Kin, and she has to find Sammi and the Folded Land before they're lost.
March 19, 2018
Review: Night Music by Deanna Lynn Sletten
by Donna Huber
(first chapter, first paragraph)
Last fall, I watched Ken Burns's documentary The Vietnam War. It was before my time, but 'too recent' to be covered in my history classes so I had little real knowledge of what went on during that time period. A number of novels have also been released recently which Susan has reviewed. When I saw Night Music on NetGalley I had to request it.
(first chapter, first paragraph)
Chapter One
September 1970
Charlotte Parsons slipped out of her 1964 Pontiac GTO and snoothed down her plaid skirt before picking up a pile of books. It was her first day of college, and she was bothe nervous and excited. It had felt like this day would never come, and now, here she was.
Last fall, I watched Ken Burns's documentary The Vietnam War. It was before my time, but 'too recent' to be covered in my history classes so I had little real knowledge of what went on during that time period. A number of novels have also been released recently which Susan has reviewed. When I saw Night Music on NetGalley I had to request it.
March 18, 2018
Review: Welcome to Romero Park by Amber Michelle Cook
by MK French
Edward Dorchester has invited several families to a ball at his estate, Romero Park, to celebrate the engagement of his ward Sophie. As they come together, the occasion is marred by the undead.
Edward Dorchester has invited several families to a ball at his estate, Romero Park, to celebrate the engagement of his ward Sophie. As they come together, the occasion is marred by the undead.
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