Word Confusion: Better versus Bettor
Any self-editing writer can do better when proofreading, but would you be a bettor that you’re better than a professional editor in this Word Confusion from KD Did It?
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Book Review: Lee Child’s The Hero
Explore heroes from Achilles to Bond, as a fundamental part of what makes us human. How hero stories shape our world – arguing that we need them now more than ever.
Book Review: Dorothy Gilman’s A Palm for Mrs Pollifax
The CIA has sent Emily Pollifax to Switzerland to a famous health resort to track down a missing package of plutonium. It’s Mrs. Pollifax’s talents that make her perfect.
Word Confusion: Callous versus Callus
Callous is the figurative hardened while callus really is hardened in this Word Confusion from KD Did it.
Book Review: Cherise Sinclair’s Club Shadowlands
It was pure luck for Master Z that Jessica Randall’s car broke down and she sought shelter within his club. He’s looking forward to unleashing her hidden passions.
Word Confusion: Turbid versus Turgid
Turbid prose is near impossible to understand while turgid prose simply puts me to sleep in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Jill Paterson’s Lane’s End
The murder of an uninvited guest at a cocktail party uncovers a maze of twisted stories that Fitzjohn must follow to solve his case, but he is not prepared for the spiralling perplexity his quest creates.
Book Review: Benjamin Kuttner’s The Time Portal
Enter a world of science, magic, and mystery, as Dave Round travels into the past to save our future by helping Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin, and Archimedes.
Word Confusion: Accuse vs Allege vs Suspect
I suspect there is enough evidence that the alleged suspect should be accused in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Katie Ruggle’s “On His Watch”
With children at risk, rescue diver Derek Warner steps up without hesitation to bring them home safe, even if he must scour the wilderness with the woman he lost, Artemis Rey.