Word Confusion: Manatee versus Matinee
A manatee may be part of a matinee show in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
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Book Review: Charlaine Harris’ Poppy Done to Death
When her sister-in-law is late for her own induction, Aurora Teagarden, a mild-mannered librarian, stops by only to find Poppy dead on the floor. Complicating Roe’s life, in a good way, is Robin’s re-entry into her life and a surprise visit from a runaway.
Word Confusion: Abyss versus Bliss
We all experience, at some time, the abyss of despair to the heights of joyful bliss in this Word Confusion from KD Did it.
Book Review: Julie Ann Walker’s Man in Black
The lone survivor and only witness to the killing of a US senator, his son, and his guests, Eliza is forced to rely on the covert operators at Black Knights Inc. to keep her safe. But she’s terrified of letting other people, her friends, her family being a target. And to make matters worse, Fisher, the bad boy from the bayou, refuses to leave her side.
Book Review: Josh Lanyon’s Fair Game
Wounded, Elliot Mills is now a history professor, his FBI life behind him. He thought. A favor to a family friend puts him back on the line and face-to-face with a former lover.
Word Confusion: Platonic versus Plutonic
A platonic friendship is affectionate but not romantic and certainly not sexual. Plutonic, on the other hand is all about underground, from a type of igneous rock to Pluto in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Georgette Heyer’s The Corinthian
The disguised Penelope Creed, is discovered by Sir Richard Wyndham, a man in need of his own escape, caught climbing from a window in a desperate bid to avoid marrying her fishfaced cousin.
Word Confusion: Ambidexterity versus Multitasking
In general, someone with ambidexterity can use either hand to perform a task. It would come in handy if one were multitasking in this Word Confusion from KD Did it.
Book Review: Charles de Lint’s Juniper Wiles and the Ghost Girls
Juniper should have known better after her last foray into the otherworld. But when she’s asked to look into a mysterious box full of poltergeists she ends up making a promise to seven teenage ghosts that puts here directly in the crosshairs of a blood witch’s deadly ire.
Book Review: Charles de Lint’s Juniper Wiles
Juniper is settling in at home and reacquainting herself with old friends and old haunts. A new normal that quickly includes the supernatural and otherworlds as she fights to prevent an invasion.