It took me a while to accept that I am indeed a mystery novel fan. I really couldn't go on denying it after ripping through it this mystery by Carolyn Arnold. Her police detective Madison Knight is a fan of Hershey bars and working herself to the bone. Like all good protagonists these days, she …
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Review of Undead of Winter - Nine Zombie Tales from Armand Rosamilia, Brent Abell, Suzannobb, Jonah Buck, R.S. Pyne, Tim Lieder, Blaze McRob, Lisa McCourt Hollar, and Carole Gill When I picked up this book, I didn't realize that it was actually a collection of short stories. I saw something on Twitter that snatched it. …
A couple of weeks ago, I sent message out into the dark realms seeking some book recommendations in the Steampunk genre. The universe yielded two results; one of which is this week’s review. Girl Genius Book 1 was highly entertaining and I must admit to be addicted to the series and can’t wait for Amazon …
Review of Zombie Bible: Death Has Come Up into Our Windows By Stant Litore This first book of the Zombie Bible is very promising for lovers of fiction and the horror genre. The story is set in an ancient city besieged by the Babylonian army and the dead, setting it apart from others in the …
Heaven for me at times is being surrounded by books. The knowledge contained in them is not power, but empowerment. In school, I was never popular; always too shy to be out there making friends and memories. The most daring thing I did in those days was go into D.C. one night. There was a …
I am honored to have been nominated for the Liebster Blog Award by Redwater Ramblings (http://everedwater.wordpress.com) . Thank you for this you really made my day.!! I am really grateful for the wonders of the internet bring me in contact with people who make my life a little brighter and encourage others to do the …
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There is certain melancholy mist that can settled upon as I go through the boxes left over from my last year. The new place wasn't as accommodating as I hoped nor did the bookshelves appear to replace the ones which didn't survive the stress of a crosstown move. You know the kind of move where …
The world of independent books is full of sea wrecks, but Michael Rivers' book The Black Witch (Curse of the Black Witch) is definitely not one of them. A fan of old fashioned high seas adventures, I gladly stepped aboard and wasn't disappointed. As a child, I grew up on the shores where the Black …
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