Book Review: Greg Foley’s Good Luck Bear
An unexpected discovery leads Bear on a search looking for luck.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Turbo Twenty-Three
In the heart of Trenton, N.J., a killer is out to make sure someone gets his just desserts.
Grammar: Rhetorical Device
Of the many rhetorical devices available, some are also figures of speech, and all come under the category of literary devices in this Grammar Explanation from KD Did It.
Book Review: Rick Riordan’s The Sword of Summer
The past years of hardship taught Magnus well, and when he learns that impossible secret and his role in saving the world, he steps up to wield the sword…until he dies.
Book Review: Jim Butcher & Kerrie M. Hughes’ Shadowed Souls
Eleven short stories in an anthology about shadowed heroes.
Grammar: Figures of Speech
A literary device using a word or phrase that goes beyond the literal interpretation that brings out emotions and help readers form images in their minds in this Grammar Explanation from KD Did It.
Book Review: Greg Foley’s Don’t Worry Bear
A tale of concern for the well-being of a friend in this picture book for young children, and it’ll warm your heart.
Book Review: David Weber’s At the Sign of Triumph
It’s been eight years of war and Charis is poised on the brink of victory, but the Church still commands immense resources, but not Merlin Athrawes.
Word Confusion: Throe versus Throw
In the throes of any emotion or feeling, you may find you throw yourself about in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Eve Langlais’ A Demon and His Witch
Working for Lucifer isn’t all bad, until her ex-boyfriend escapes the bowels of Hell and she’s forced to team up with a womanizing demon to fetch the jerk back.