Mystery, Romantic Suspense, Legends, Folklore
Hey, everyone. Today I want to share reviews of two short stories written by Jan Sikes. Though they are completely different genres, both are highly enjoyable. Brazos Wind: War-torn drifter, Jack McClean is left with nothing but bad memories, scars, and a restless soul. When he stumbles upon a burning homestead, and an unconscious woman,... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone! Like with everything this year, I'm way behind in writing and posting reviews. I read In Search of McDoogle by Mae Clair shortly after its release date but didn't write or post my review until last week. I wanted to share it with you today. Blurb: In search of something ugly… All Brady... Continue Reading →
Hey, everyone. During the past few months, I've read several books. It's been a while since I posted a review here, and I have several to share. Today I'll share my reviews of two legal thrillers, both by authors I haven't read before. A Killer's Wife by Victor Methos This was the first book I’ve... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone. It's Tuesday, which means it's time for another book share. I read Finding Hunter last fall. Due to my blogging break during NaNoWriMo, I didn't post the review here. Better late than never. https://read.amazon.com/kp/card?asin=B014Q8F1UU&preview=inline&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_xNSsEb4PE24V9 My Review: After reading and thoroughly enjoying the first book of Marcia Meara’s Riverbend series, I eagerly awaited this... Continue Reading →
Hey, everyone. I'm pleased to report I'm making progress with my Goodread's challenge this year. In fact, I'm probably doing more reading than writing. But that's another story. Today, I'm reviewing a book that's been on my Kindle for a while. It was my first time to read anything by Elizabeth Hall (no relation). I... Continue Reading →
Hey, readers. Many of you know there’s nothing I like better than a good suspense or thriller story. Having said that, I usually stay away from those that are extremely graphic or delve deeply into the psychological aspects of the killer’s mind. But when I saw Mae Clair’s review a couple of weeks ago, I... Continue Reading →
During October's Something Wicked Tour, you heard from C. S. Boyack's spokesperson, Lisa Burton about his latest release, Viral Blues. Having read and enjoyed The Hat, I was eager to read this one and learn more about the adventures of Lizzie and The Hat. https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B07XVTSYYV&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_M5LMDbPBJTG5H Blurb: Someone knows about the hat. The creature from another... Continue Reading →
While researching my post, Gettysburg Ghosts, I happened upon this book on Amazon. It’s an older publication. The print book was released in 1991, the Kindle version in 2012. However, the information contained is still relevant. Over the years, I’ve purchased several non-fiction books that I use for research. With most of them, I only... Continue Reading →
Several weeks ago, I posted about the Marfa Lights, a mysterious phenomon that happens in far west Texas. But there are also similar occurrences in other parts of the country, often called Will O' The Wisp. C. S. Boyack's book by the same title transports you back to the 1970s - a time when life... Continue Reading →
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 →
