Word Confusion: Perfect versus Prefect
The perfect prefect is the person who combines compassion with reality in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Dorothy Sayers’ Clouds of Witness
Wallowing in the luxuries of civilization, Lord Peter Wimsey is suddenly thrust back into reality when he sees the headlines in the English papers — Gerald, his brother, has been charged with murder.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Magic Tides
Kate, Curran and their son, Conlan have left Atlanta, vowing to keep a low profile . . . but some things never change! Magical mayhem erupts when Kate conducts a rescue of a kidnapped youth and Curran guards the homefront with plenty of help.
Word Confusion: Well Being vs Well-Being vs Wellbeing
Consider your well-being, your state of happiness, healthiness, and prosperity in this Word Confusion from KD Did It. Yeah, ’cause you won’t be so happy if you use wellbeing or well being . . .
Book Review: Ilona Andrews Sweep of the Heart
Wilmos has been kidnapped and to get him back, innkeepers Dina Demille and Sean Evans must host a political beauty pageant fraught with antagonistic species and choices. A contest that could end in death and the loss of Gertrude Hunt.
Word Confusion: Lumbar versus Lumber
Your lumbar can suffer the longer you sit at your computer lumbering through that writing target you set in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ We’ll Always Have Parrots
A fan convention that’s the ultimate in weird. There’s a batch of escaped parrots and monkeys frolicking throughout the hotel, a minefield of egos lurking behind the show’s success, and a dead body. Meg goes into action, crossing swords with a deviously obsessed murderer.
Book Review: Charlaine Harris’ The Julius House
Aurora Teagarden is excited about her upcoming wedding, her early wedding gift . . . and the opportunity to solve the disappearance of the Juliuses.
Word Confusion: Dragon versus Dragoon
A dragon is either a mythological beast or a smoke-spewing musket with this latter handled by dragoons who have been dragooned into something in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Ngaio Marsh’s Tied Up In Tinsel
A Christmas pageant turns unholy when a player disappears into the snowy night. Troy Alleyn is in the thick of it and why Inspector Roderick Alleyn joins her at Bill-Tasman’s estate where he’s dragooned into finding the lost man — and unraveling the glaring truth from the glittering tinsel.