Word Confusion: Poisonous versus Venomous
Whether your story event is poisonous or venomous depends on how its delivered in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
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Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ “Brownies”
This is a quick peek at the brownies’ reaction to the end of Mortal Danger, 2, and probably a prelude to understanding their culture when they show up again in Mind Magic, 12.
Book Review: Lora Leigh’s Dawn’s Awakening
Finally freed from her torment, Dawn Daniels, a Breed Enforcer, is assigned to protect the one man destined to be her mate—Seth Lawrence. Knowing her tragic background, Seth has tried to forget, but Dawn’s Awakening will change it all.
Word Confusion: Taint versus Tint
A taint of spoilage can tint the whole day in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Lorelei James’ Want You to Want Me
They started as enemies with little in common besides their mutual mistrust, then hockey player and coach Gabi Welk and billionaire Nolan Lund start to become friends…then more.
Word Confusion: Axel versus Axle
An axle requires a wheel on either end while an axel requires a skate on either foot in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Beary Tiny Ghosts”
It’s punishment time for one of the four beary tiny ghosts when they’re caught. A punishment that also affects the other three tiny gangsters.
Book Review: Craig Johnson’s “The Percentages”
It’s an impromptu case in another county, as Walt Longmire and another sheriff are called in on a missing person just before Christmas.
Word Confusion: Riff versus Rift
Riff this musical passage before a rift forces a break in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Craig Johnson’s “Land of the Blind”
A woman is taken hostage in a church during a Christmas Eve mass, and it’ll take biblical knowledge to free her.