Word Confusion: Rebut versus Refute
To rebut is to claim something is false while rebute proves it’s false in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ One Fell Sweep
A race, desperate to avoid extinction, is sent to Gertrude Hunt B&B for help from Dina. Only a dread enemy is determined to destroy them and will go through anyone and anything. Fortunately Dina and friends has already rescued her very capable sister.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon’s The Silver Gryphon
The alliance between the Haighlei and the peoples of White Gryphon has solidified with White Gryphon protecting, exploring, more of the land. It’s been a satisfying task until . . .
Word Confusion: Co-op versus Co-opt
Co-op (or coop) is primarily used as a noun about a building of apartments while co-opt (or coopt) is strictly verb about taking for your own use in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s The White Gryphon
The peoples of Silver Gryphon are surprised by a demand by the Haighlei to leave their empire’s territory. Instead they form an embassy to negotiate an alliance among a people resistant to change and with a hatred and fear of magic only to encounter murders and betrayals.
Word Confusion: Aeroplane versus Airplane
There’s no difference between aeroplane and airplane, other than the former is primarily used in Britain and the latter in America in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Lucía Ashta’s “Smexy Shenanigans”
Shawn and Luanne are expecting to drink a little too much and dance the night away. What they don’t expect is to unearth secrets they believed long buried.
Book Review: Riley Storm’s Dragon’s True Mate
Facing the loss of her old life, Lilly Vickers is determined to try again, to follow her own path despite the negativity of her parents. It’s a path that faces the vandalism of a dragon and religious bigots.
Word Confusion: Loch versus Lock
A loch is a lake while a lock may aid boats in getting into or out of a loch or simply lock things in place in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s The Oathbound
United by sword-spell and the will of the Goddess, Tarma and Kethry swore a blood oath to carry on their mutual fight against evil. And together, swordmaster and sorceress set forth to fulfill their destiny . . .