Book Review: Sara C. Snider’s The Thirteenth Tower
It’s an unexpected parade of all sorts that pulls Emelyn out of the Mansell yard, everyone skipping and gadding along following a fiddler playing a twisted branch.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: R.M. Clark’s The Secret at Haney Field
April O’Day loves her new job as bat retriever for the Harpoons, who comes to appreciate her advice. But mysterious things are happening, and she quickly learns, it’s a whole new ball game.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ After the Storm
Donovan Kelly never expects his next mission on his home turf—or for it to take a very personal turn when a beautiful stranger arrives—desperate, breathless, and on the run.
Word Confusion: Ate versus Eight
All eight of ’em. Yep, he ate all eight words in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Louisa Treger’s The Lodger
The first biographical novel about Dorothy Richardson, peer of Virginia Woolf, lover of H.G. Wells, and central figure in the emergence of modernist fiction.
Book Review: Patricia Cornwell’s Dust
A sexual predator, a “spectacle killer”, leads into the world of designer drugs, drone technology, organized crime, and shocking corruption at the highest levels.
Word Confusion: Appraise versus Apprise
It’s best to appraise before one apprises the self-editing writer with this post on Word Confusions from KD Did It.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ When Day Breaks
International model, Eden Sinclair is being stalked, and the scarred Swanson is always up for the next mission. He’s not a man who belongs in the same room as Eden.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey & James Mallory’s The House of the Four Winds
The Princess Clarice goes forth in disguise, an expert swordswoman, to make her fortune only to fall into mutiny and turn pirate with the captain she loves.
Book Review: Erin McCarthy’s Sweet
Getting naked with a guy has never been a problem, but when Jessica fears showing Riley how she feels inside, and it may ruin the best thing—the best guy—to ever happen to her.