Disco Balls and Dance Fever I rolled my shoulders and prepared to step off the train. After much discussion, our band decided that the last stop was an aberration. Someone must have been playing an elaborate joke and we just got caught up in it. After all, who in their right mind sews felt poodles onto their skirts?! I headed… Read More
Going On A Bear Hunt
Going on a Bear Hunt….the children’s rhyme never seemed so apropos. First, Hugh Taylor jumps from my book, When The Pilot Falls, into the real world and then he decides to wander across the country on an odyssey of epic proportions. I wouldn’t hadn’t even known he was gone had Willie Labeau, the stunt pilot and female main character, hadn’t… Read More
Beaned
Note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. It’s Day 4 of A Giant Murder by Marji Lane, the second book in the Ever After Mystery series. You can read yesterday’s post over at Cathe Swanson’s blog! Beaned by Research “I’m sorry,” I said, staring at my friend on… Read More
Shoeless in California
Note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. Today is the 5th day of the release fun for the Ever After Mystery series. I’m thrilled as my book, When The Pilot Falls, is the third to be released. All the stories have their roots in a fairy tale. The… Read More
Child of Destiny by T. E. Bradford
My Review Child of Destiny by T.E. Bradford is a Christian fantasy novel and the second book in the Divide series. I reviewed the first book, Child of Prophecy, earlier this year and it should be read first to understand the events in this second installment. Nova, Quentin, Laura, and their friends are back in Threa and need to stop… Read More
Review: Brand of Light by Ronie Kendig
My Review Let me be honest here. I. Loved. This. Book. It has it all…action, adventure, prophecy, space battles, looming disaster, love, betrayal. Seriously. There wasn’t a single thing that Ms. Kendig left out of her fabulous space opera. The story never dragged and the characters were well rounded, including the bad guys. There was a definite theme of honor throughout… Read More
