Book Review: Taylor Anderson’s Blood in the Water
With more enemies than ever before, the crew of the Walker needs new allies just when she is in desperate need of repairs as Kurokawa shakes the Alliance to its core.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Erin McCarthy’s Gone with the Ghost
The day Bailey Burke kissed her best friend, Ryan, he killed himself with his police-issued gun. Now he claims he was murdered and wants Bailey to help him prove it.
Word Confusion: Meat vs Meet vs Mete
It is mete that thou shalt meet with the meat of thy manuscript, o’ self-editing writer…in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Yasmine Galenorn’s Legend of the Jade Dragon
Chaos is ahead for Emerald O’Brien’s last client of the day, and the curse that killed him is following Em and her family, as they deal with a terrible run of luck.
Word Confusion: Soared versus Sword
The self-editing writer soared with progress, as with sword in hand, er, I mean, as with red pen in hand, they slashed their way through the manuscript in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Renee George’s You’ve Got Tail
A town full of people hiding the truth will keep Sunny Haddock busy as she tries to unravel the strange happenings in Peculiar, Missouri. Now if only she can get her hormones under control…
Book Review: Katie Lane’s Falling for Tender Heart
New York editor Emery Wakefield has come to Bliss, Texas, in search of
the fabled final novel in the Tender Heart series, but encounters a sexy but stubborn cowboy who holds the rights.
Word Confusion: Close vs Clothes vs Cloths
A self-editing writer may need to get close to determine if its cloths or clothes in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Word Confusion: Overdo versus Overdue
Don’t overdo the editing, especially when you’re overdue on sleep. You can miss a lot that way, so check out this Word Confusion from KD Did It for all you self-editing writers.
Book Review: Lora Leigh’s Nauti Angel
A dangerous woman, Angel Calloway finds herself a target in more ways than one even as she skirts her own needs – with Duke and the family who doesn’t know her.