Book Review: John Sandford’s Escape Clause
Two large, rare Amur tigers vanish from their cage, and authorities are worried sick. Seems people will go to extremes for that exotic medicines…and body parts.
Author: Kathy Davie
Writing Tip: Point-of-View and Perspective are Intertwined Yet Distinct
Point-of-view are the pronouns used for the character whose perspective perceives what is happening in this Writing Tip from KD Did It.
Book Review: Katie Couric’s The Brand New Kid
Ellie McSnelly and Carrie O’Toole were running and laughing — their first day of school was today: Would it be a good year? Would it be a bore?
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ Dragon Spawn
FBI agent Lily Yu gets some very bad news…the opening salvos in war with the Great Bitch, Tom Weng alive, Rule facing a Challenge to the death…and Toby stolen to Hell.
Word Confusion: Few versus Phew
There are so few definitions for “phew” and so many for the “few” in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s “Nice Guys Bite”
Silvio Sanchez goes on a holiday date that turns out to be more deadly than romantic.
Book Review: Dorothy L. Sayers’ Striding Folly
An anthology of the last three stories in the Lord Peter Wimsey mystery series that sees Lord and Lady Peter with their family.
Writing & Reading: Genres
Fiction and non-fiction are merely the tip of the vast pyramid beneath these two basic genre categories in this Writing & Reading post from KD Did It.
Book Review: Greg Foley’s I Miss You Mouse
Mouse has something very important to tell Bear, and it’s a journey as Mouse tracks down many of her and Bear’s friends, as she hunts for her own best friend.
Book Review: Jenn Bennett’s Grave Phantoms
It’s forbidden romance for flapper Astrid Magnusson and her bootlegging brother’s captain, Bo Yeung, as a storm beaches a yacht…with a crew of people who shouldn’t be alive.