Book Review: Ginny Baird’s The Ghost Next Door
A single mom and her teenage daughter move next to a spooky old house, and the small-town sheriff comes to their aid.
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Word Confusion: Clench versus Clinch
You have a better chance of clinching a sellable novel if you clench that red pen and get to proofreading in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Julie Ann Walker’s Volume Three
It’s self-defense, but New Orleans isn’t known for its fairness, which leaves Maggie on her own when she discovers Cash bleeding out in his house.
Book Review: Laura Griffin’s Her Deadly Secrets
A young private investigator finds out the price of keeping deadly secrets when a vicious killer sets his sights on her in this pulse-pounding thriller.
Book Review: J.D. Robb’s “Interlude in Death”
A vacation/conference on the Olympus Resort turns into murder, one complicated by the hatred of one cop for the son of the crook who got away.
Word Confusion: Sundae versus Sunday
You can eat a sundae any time at all, but Sunday only comes once a week in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Bound Together
He murdered her stepfather five years ago and left. Now Viktor Prakenskii is back to take down a motorcycle club. And take up with the wife he left behind: Blythe Daniels.
Word Confusion: Meritorious versus Meretricious
Writing a novel is meritorious. Not proofing it is meretricious in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Fire Bound
Lissa Piner, a skilled glass blower, uses her commissions to carry out her true mission, helped unexpectedly by a trained assassin, Casimir Prakenskii, on his own mission of revenge.
Book Review: Susan Kiernan-Lewis’ Reckless
Determined to find her brother’s killer, the gifted Mia reaches out to the one person in Atlanta she believes can help her—Dave’s ex-partner, Jack Burton. Unfortunately, Burton is also the prime suspect.