Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ Dragon Blood
The mission to rescue the children fails when Lily Yu is taken captive by Dragon Spawn. Lily has a bare chance to survive and get home alive with the children.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Lora Leigh’s Nauti Seductress
Those nightmarish memories are coming back, and it’s tearing Zoey Mackay apart, even as a shadowy threat returns to Somerset, bringing Doogan back into her life.
Word Confusion: Device versus Devise
Consider devising a device to aid in editing your manuscript from the ideas in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Karin Slaughter’s Kisscut
Jeffrey Tolliver had to shoot. There was no choice, and the autopsy reveals long-term abuse, mutilation. On a child. Dr. Sara Linton must uncover deadly secrets the children hide.
Word Confusion: Waiver vs Wave vs Waver
As a self-editing writer, waver a bit before signing a waiver or you may wave away your rights in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: J.D. Robb’s Dark in Death
A series of murders emulate those of an author’s police thrillers with time running out for the next victim. Only Eve can stop to a creativity gone horribly wrong.
Book Review: Chris Grabenstein’s Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s Library
Kyle wins a coveted spot to the opening night of fun, food, and lots of games for the new library. But when morning comes, the guests must solve the clues to “escape”.
Word Confusion: Decent vs Descent vs Dissent
KD Did It believes it’s a decent effort, this descent into proofreading, but the editor is in dissent with the writer over certain key phrases in this Word Confusion post for the self-editing writer.
Book Review: David Weber, Timothy Zahn, & Thomas Pope’s A Call to Vengeance
The Royal Manticoran Navy is on the brink of collapse. Forces from within the government seek to discredit and weaken the Navy, and the mercenaries may return.
Word Confusion: Ex Parte vs Parté vs Parti vs Party
I reckon self-editing writers who parté at a party — that includes those of you who are an eligible parti — may have to deal with ex parte the next day…but we’ll hope not in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.