Word Confusion: Flense versus Flesh
Who knew flense and flesh could be the same, although flesh does have many more, added, uses than flense in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: JD Robb’s Passions in Death
Homicide Detective Eve Dallas hunts a killer who turns a pre-wedding party into a murder scene.
Word Confusion: Carousal versus Carousel
That carousal led to the group riding on the carousel in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s The Case of the Spellbound Child
Dr John and Mary Watson, Nan Killian, and Sarah Lyon-White investigate a rumor of evil and missing children in Dartmoor for Lord Alderscroft, the Wizard of London.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Let It Crow! Let It Crow! Let It Crow!
It’s shaping up to be a dramatic weaponsmithing reality show when Meg is forced into competition up against several blacksmiths who think women have no place in the profession. Keep in mind that these people wield large hammers and make swords and have forges full of fire at their disposal.
Word Confusion: Jail versus Prison
A jail is smaller all the way around with shorter sentences and run by a local government department while a prison is a lot bigger with longer sentences and run by the state or a federal entity in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Birder, She Wrote
It’s murder when a long lost graveyard is freshly used and the investigation delves deep into bees, NIMBYs, and blackmail.
Word Confusion: Xyster vs Xyston vs Xystus
An Xcellent word confusion from a xyster, a blade for scraping bone. to a xystos, a long spear, to a xystus, and to a priest who serves leavened bread in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Dashing Through the Snowbirds
An ill-timed frantic end to a software project finds Meg and Michael with yet more guests just before Christmas. Their rude and incompetent boss doesn’t make life any easier for anyone . . . until he’s found dead.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s The Fire Rose
Tragedy forces Rosalind Hawkins to swap her treasured existence for one of servitude to a railroad baron halfway across the country into a situation fraught with mystery and perversity.