Word Confusion: Luxuriant versus Luxurious
I’d love to live a luxurious lifestyle with a luxuriant forest outside my door in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ Blood Challenge
Lily Yu and Rule Turner’s engagement announcement is stirring up ugly passions resulting hate mail, death threats, and vandalizing. But professionally, things are going smoothly…until a lupus in Tennessee goes on a killing spree — the opening skirmish in an all-out war.
Word Confusion: Unexceptionable versus Unexceptional
The unexceptionable is not open to objection while the unexceptionable is just the usual, not out of the ordinary at all in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Kristen Painter’s The Vampire’s Sunny Sweetheart
Plagued by dark shadows, Sunni Wells needs help from Aunt Alice to get control of her power. She’ll meet Ren Robillard who needs to hide out from a powerful vampire until his stalker catches up with him.
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ Blood Magic
Lily Yu and Lupi prince Rule Turner have a bigger problem than their families not accepting their impending human/werewolf mixed marriage. A powerful ancient nemesis of Lily’s grandmother has come to San Diego to turn the city into a feeding ground.
Word Confusion: Corollary versus Correlation
Such a high falutin’ word, corollary, indicating the result or consequence of something while a correlation is a relationship between two or more things in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Eileen Wilks’ Mortal Sins
FBI Agent Lily Yu is in North Carolina with her lover and mate, Rule Turner, to take custody of his son from the boy’s grandmother. But there are three bodies covered in death magic, and Lily takes charge even as Toby’s mother shows up to contest the custody.
Word Confusion: Definite versus Definitive
It’s definite that writers should determine the definitive spelling for words they use in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Kristen Painter’s Moody and the Beast
Ex-king Robin Gallow is imprisoned in the town of Shadowvale, increasingly constricted until the angry Theodora Middlebright arrives to serve her father’s indenture.
Book Review: J.D. Robb’s Reunion in Death
Detective Eve Dallas remembers Julie Dockport all too well, being personally responsible for her incarceration nearly ten years ago. And now, let out on good behavior, she still has nothing but bad intentions. It appears she wants to meet Dallas again — in a reunion neither will forget.