Book Review: Second Chance Alaska By Jennifer Snow

03-21-2023

Spicy Tropey Romance. Up front: If you prefer no sex/ "fade to black" sex in your romance books... this one isn't for you. The sex in this one would get an automatic NC-17 if it was ever shown on film exactly as described i

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Book Review: The Syndicate Spy By Brittany Butler

03-21-2023

Near Future Examination Of Toxic Femininity. Did I grab you with that title? Well, as it turns out,

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Book Review: The Last Port Of Call By Elizabeth Bromke

03-19-2023

Solid Tale Of Parent/ Child Issues Later In Life. This is one of those tales I'm st

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Book Review: In My Life By Kay Bratt

03-13-2023

When Art Imitates Life. This deep in this particular series, you really need to read the first two books in the series - which are both excellent, btw

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Book Review: Moonlight On The Lido Deck By Violet Howe

03-12-2023

Solid Blend Of Several Elements. This book, despite its 230 ish page length, has qui

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Book Review: The Cerberus Protocol By Nick Thacker

03-03-2023

Solid Adventure Story. This is yet another of the scifi-creature/ adventure stories that are so common, and yet Thacker bl

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Book Review: The Secret Life Of Groceries By Benjamin Lorr

03-03-2023

This Likely Would Have Rated Lower Had I Read The Print Rather Than Listened To The Audible. As the title of this review says, my five star rating here

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Book Review: Thunder Mountain By David Wood

03-02-2023

Perfect - and Perfectly Short - Dane Maddock Adventure. This is one of those tal

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Book Review: Country Capitalism By Bart Elmore

02-27-2023

Flawed, Yet Well Documented. This is a book all about how several corporations from the American South used *CORPORATISM* - not Capitalism, and yes, there is absolutely a difference - to remake the American (and, yes, global) economy and planet in ways both foreseen and not. Documentation-wise, it clocks in at about 28%, which is very hea

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Book Review: Lost At Sea By Patricia Sands

02-24-2023

Solid Women's Fiction, Too Reliant On COVID, Unnecessary Element In Epilogue. This is the penultimate entry in the Sail Away "series" where several authors have come together to craft their own unique stories all centered around cruising, with each takin

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