Mystery, Romantic Suspense, Legends, Folklore
Hey, everyone. It’s Tuesday and that means it’s time for Tuesday Book Share. This week I review a collection of short stories written by various authors. If you enjoy mysteries, this book is for you. Blurb: Who knew death could be so eclectic? Relish this mesmerizing murder mystery mash-up of short stories. Murder and mystery... Continue Reading →
Hey, everyone. A couple of weeks ago, I shared how I had enjoyed reading short stories. One of the books I enjoyed is Jewel by Jan Sikes. Today, I'd like to share my review. Blurb: For almost eighteen years, Jewel has known little beyond hopelessness and hunger. Barely existing in a ramshackle cabin, on the... Continue Reading →
Hey, everyone. I don’t have a review or guest this week, but Unclear Purposes is getting some love over at Marcia’s blog today for Share a Review Tuesday. A bit of background. I never intended to write a series, but after a particular character demanded I tell his story in Unknown Reasons, I needed a... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone. A couple of weeks ago on Story Empire, Craig posted about the length of stories and our short attention spans. (If you haven't read that post, click here.) While I still love to read a well-written novel, I’ve enjoyed a few short stories this summer that are easily read in less than an... Continue Reading →
Hey y’all. It’s time for another Tuesday Book Share. I’ve been able to wheedle down my TBR list in the past few weeks. One of the books I read was Marcia Meara’s Swamp Ghosts, the first of her Riverbend Series. Marcia published this book five years ago, but if you haven’t read it, I highly... Continue Reading →
Hey, y'all. Earlier this summer you heard a lot about the third and final book of my Driscoll Lake Series, Unclear Purposes. Each of the three books is special to me but I have to say, I enjoyed writing the second one the most. The reason? A character, Brian Nichols, basically dictated how to write... Continue Reading →
Lacewood is the first novel I’ve read by author Jessica James. I kept seeing posts about the book earlier in the summer through my Triberr feed and decided to check it out. I admit the author’s name drew me in as I have a family member with the same name, but she doesn’t write books!... Continue Reading →
Hey, y'all. I managed to do a little reading last week. Of course, I didn't do a lot of writing, but that's another story. Anyway, a couple of weeks ago friend and fellow author Staci Troilo posted a review of Rachel Caine's Stillhouse Lake Series. I'd had the first book on my reading list for... Continue Reading →
Hey, Readers. Hope you are enjoying the summer. So far, it's been a relaxing one for me. I've endeavoured to do more reading and have made a little progress with my Goodreads challenge. I recently came across the above quote by author Stephen King and it hit close to home. (My TBR list is still... Continue Reading →
