Abbreviation Confusions: E.g., Et al., Etc., and I.e.,
Ever wonder what e.g., et al., etc., or i.e., meant and how to punctuate it? Wonder no more as you explore this Word Confusion of Abbreviations from KD Did It.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Cat Adams’ The Eldritch Conspiracy
Not every bride needs a bridesmaid who can double as a bodyguard. But Celia’s cousin Adriana is a Siren princess marrying a king–and getting death threats.
Book Review: Gini Koch’s Alien in the Family
Weddings are hard enough without inter-stellar invasions and the Alpha Centaurion Royal Family-and assassins-wants to know if Kitty Katt is royal material.
Capitalization Issues: earth versus Earth
This Word Confusion is primarily a difference of lower- or uppercase, and it all depends on if Earth is a planet hobnobbing with the other celestial bodies or merely an earthly concern.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ Rush
Gabe is accustomed to getting anything he wants. Now he wants one woman who was forbidden fruit. Now she’s ripe for the picking…and he’s waited a long time to act on his desires.
Free: Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code eBook
Doubleday is giving away free eBooks of Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code from all major e-book retailers until March 24, 2013.
Book Review: Mercy Celeste’s Double Coverage
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Double Coverageon March 18, 2014 and has 242 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon A short, erotic story about acceptance. I received an ARC from the publisher. My Take There are two levels of belief in this story: the willing suspension thereof which allows the reader to fantasize oneself into the story and the depth of writing which pulls one in. Now, I’m always willing to believe in a romance and I do enjoy an erotic one, however unbelievable a threesome may be in real life…sigh…*collapsing into giggles*, however, I also expect the writer to develop a story, to lead me into a scenario, a scene that could believably happen in real life. Instead, Celeste forgot or was too busy to develop much past her outline. It’s a sweet idea for a story. I adore Celeste’s love conflict — it’s not one I’ve encountered before, and I would love to see her develop this into a “finished” story. She starts well with the miserable geek come back for a reunion who gets hit […]
Book Review: Margaret Frazer’s The Squire’s Tale
It’s not just the women who can be forced in 1442, for Robert Fenner was forced to marry, is being forced to go to war, and forced to choose a husband for the woman he loves.
Book Review: Lori Foster’s Bad Boys in Black Tie
Three short stories in this anthology in which black tie features in three women’s fantasies.
Book Review: C.J. Lyons’ Blind Faith
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Blind Faithin Paperback edition on July 31, 2012 and has 415 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon First in the Caitlyn Tierney suspense series revolving around a damaged FBI agent. Events take place in Hopewell, New York, up in the mountains. In 2013, Blind Faith won the ITW Thriller Award for E-Book Original Novel. My Take It’s betrayals within betrayals and some of ’em just don’t make sense. Others are so deeply hidden it’s mindblowing. Then there are the facts which just don’t make sense. I mean, if Sam can be coming around and spying on Sarah, why can’t he retrieve the money and grab his wife and get outta Dodge? Then they compound the idiocy by rushing about like a subdued Keystone Kops routine, hanging around when I just don’t see any good reason for it except to up the tension. I hate that. I like the town and the few people in it whom we meet. The setting sounds absolutely glorious, especially if you’re into outdoor sports like hunting, hiking, and […]