WOW! The Looking Glass Wars is pretty brilliant as a trilogy but ArchEnemy is an incredible conclusion. We pick up with Alyss desperate for her imagination powers to return after the devastating end to Seeing Redd. A journey that follows Alyss, Redd, Arch, and, of course, […]

I needed a palate cleanser in the worst way. Dubliners fit the bill of a refreshing read since I need to plow through more new/newer releases. Luckily, when I visited my sister and brother-in-law (*Hi Jen and Alex!*) in San Francisco last year, they took me […]

Selah is taking over my blog again this week – and for the next several Fridays – to discuss a series that is near and dear to her – The Adventures of Superhero Girl. Please note, I am including affiliate links to Amazon. There is […]

You wrote a book. That’s a feat in an of itself, isn’t it? Then the editing. The cover and formatting. A lot goes into making your baby a real book. Then you hear whispers of book reviews. Gah! What if people hate your book? Surely, […]

Yawn. You know, I’m bored with these “mysteries” and “thrillers” that completely miss the mark. Are You Sleeping is just another in a string of disappointments. This is the story of a woman, Josie, whose father was murdered when she was a teenager. After his […]

Please welcome the insanely talented Selah Janel with this first in a series of guest posts. Take it away, Selah…. Guest Book Review by Selah Janel Full disclaimer: I’m a comics fan, have been for a while. I can’t remember how I got started, but […]

Grab your favorite read and curl up to read in celebration of National Book Lover’s Day! Obviously, I review books regularly on this blog but I do so because I love them. Books transport you to other places, other worlds even. There is nothing like […]

Hm. I’m still not sure how I feel about LoveMurder. Basically, Valerie Hart is a detective who is forced to relive a case that she only half solved. With new murders popping up, Valerie has to go back to woman she put away several years […]

Ash and Quill is a solid third book in The Great Library series. What? This is not a trilogy? Indeed, it is not since Ash and Quill ends with “Continued in Volume 4 of The Great Library.” Are you kidding me? This is what’s wrong with […]

The Lying Game is NOT a psychological thriller. Let’s just start there. The main character, Isa, is obnoxious to the point of insanity and the other characters aren’t much better. Basically, four thirty-somethings come back together when one of them calls everybody back to their […]