We all know what it’s like to grab a book, start reading, and then think, “Oh boy, I’m not cooking dinner or sleeping tonight, because book.” Wreathed is a sparky, well-written romance full of zingers and Chardonnay, as Gwendolyn (“My … Continue reading →
In a society where oppression and conformity rule the masses and the slightest unusual behavior could be seen as treasonous, Wynter Reeves would do just about anything to stay unnoticed. Yet when she succumbs to a rare and debilitating illness, … Continue reading →
Vanessa Florence Grandeville, a Beverly Hills socialite and a well known spoiled brat, celebrated her twenty-first birthday in Honolulu with her rich friends. By complete coincidence, in a course of just one day, she kept bumping into Michael, a kind … Continue reading →
Demien is a painstakingly researched novel with an interesting premise, reminiscent conceptually of Arthur C. Clarke’s Childhood’s End. Clarke’s Overlords, however, are nothing like Morvant’s creatures. I will say first that I do not normally review books with religious content. That is … Continue reading →
Twelve-year-old Helen Robley discovers she is a “Transartist” when the drawings she loves to make become reality. Using her magic, she travels to the East Pole, home of the creatures that populate all children’s imaginations ˗˗ creatures like the Sand Man, Cupids, … Continue reading →
Living a wealthy lifestyle is of luxury would make anyone happy, but not eighteen-year-old Sade Evans, who feels that it is bittersweet. Sade is young, beautiful, with massive sex appeal, and filled with rage. She has always lived the life … Continue reading →
WordPress versus the GoDaddy Website Builder: which one is better for you, as an author? Read my review of both, and my shameful conclusion. (I may not have hated the GoDaddy Website Builder as much as I wanted to!) … Continue reading →
Best known as Henry V’s Agincourt bride from Shakespeare’s “Henry V,” Catherine de Valois was an extraordinary woman of faith, courage, and conviction in an age of politically powerful women. A younger daughter to King Charles VI of France terrorized … Continue reading →
Proofreading, and why it hurts so bad. Crossbanged from the Interrobanged writing, editing, and grammar blog. … Continue reading →
The Raven of Dusk: Transcendence, By Anthony Greer I have over 400 science fiction titles behind me on my shelves, and while I love a good ray-gun and rocket ship tale, I’ve also found that as I became a more … Continue reading →