There are repeat authors on the list this time and only one new one - Tom Threadgill. The regulars are Christy Barritt, Blake Pierce, Margaret Daley and Kristen Heiztmann. They are excellent writers and they often give good deals on their books. Such a great way to acquaint readers with their work. I enjoyed reading the new author's book too, … Continue reading Mystery
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Distorted, and other thrillers
Here are a few more thriller suggestions for you. Ghost was probably my favorite.... because of the dry humor. I always like a book that will make me laugh out loud. The twists and turns of the story were fun too. Distorted - Christy Barritt ..... Mallory feels like she has been given a second … Continue reading Distorted, and other thrillers
Mysteries, and writing
The other day someone asked me if this blog is about writing. It is...... indirectly. I am a novice at writing so have little to offer that would be useful in perfecting a writer's craft. I have thoughts and opinions but nothing I would share. On the other hand, I have much experience as a reader. I've learned … Continue reading Mysteries, and writing
Romance
The recent death of my Kindle slowed me down, (read the story here (Happy New Year ) , but now I'm back in business with the arrival of the new and improved version. The upside to technology is; improvements. The downside is .... improvements - nothing is ever the same, and I'm sad. It looks like having to adjust … Continue reading Romance
A boxed set, of Christmas Lights
In my mind it's never too early. I love Christmas any time of year. Maybe it's because I don't get caught up in all the stressful parts of the season like I used to - the shopping, baking, obligatory social events - I'm past all of that these days. Now I relish the positive parts of the season - lights, music, family, … Continue reading A boxed set, of Christmas Lights
Christy Barritt Mysteries
I cannot believe how quickly the weeks are flying by. It feels like a new month is starting every couple of weeks. I know it's not but it sure feels like it Lately, I find myself spending more time in front of my work computer and less in front of my blog computer. I have mixed emotions about … Continue reading Christy Barritt Mysteries
Lori Wick – another favorite
Lori Wick is one of my long time favorite authors. Back in the day when I was borrowing library books I would read everything they had for her. It's been awhile since I last visited a library and I've gotten behind a bit. That's why it made my day to see Promise Me Tomorrow show up as … Continue reading Lori Wick – another favorite
Collections
Collections have been very popular this winter season, and there were many to choose from. More than I could possibly read before winter is over so I had to show some restraint. I've always enjoyed collections. Especially the ones with various authors, because their individual styles make the flavor of the story change. The more books the better, is … Continue reading Collections
Reading, and Writing
One of the discussions happening yesterday was centered around the question; what place does reading hold in the life of a successful writer? My comment was - I agree with previous comments, reading is essential to good writing. Today I feel compelled to go back and expand on that thought, but the moment has passed. I am bursting to share more about this discussion because … Continue reading Reading, and Writing
Going Underground
My favorite book this week Autistic British Detective Jonathan Roper - Going Underground book 1 - Michael Leese The chemistry between Jonathan and his mentor/partner is great and they work well together, but the others don't relate as well and that creates stress in the whole office. He is brilliant though, and solves cases others haven't … Continue reading Going Underground
