Word Confusion: Meld versus Melt
I mostly think of meld as a blend of foods that, when left overnight, brings a more complex set of flavors to that dish while melt…well, I do adore a tuna melt…in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ “Sweep with Me”
It’s Treaty Stay and all inns are honor-bound to accept any guest, even if they are too magical, too interested in hunting prey, and a flock of philosophizing chickens.
Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Wild Cat
Burning, wild, her leopard rising, it’s one betrayal after another that destroys Siena Arnotto’s world, forcing her to take refuge with one of her betrayers.
Word Confusion: Exact versus Extract
Be sure to extract the exact meaning in this Word Confusion post from KD Did It…
Book Review: Lee Child’s Blue Moon
You know Reacher. He’s got to help the underdog, only this time, things go so wrong, involving an elderly couple, a fed-up waitress, and the boys in the band against two rival gangs.
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?
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.