Book Review: Intruders By Ashley Saunders And Leslie Saunders

01-03-2023

Pulse Pounding Conclusion Evokes ALLEGIANT To A Degree. This is a solid continuation and conclusion of the

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Book Review: No More Secrets By Kerry Lonsdale

01-03-2023

Satisfying Conclusion. Let's be clear up front: This is absolutely one of those trilogies where you need to read the books in order to both avoid spoilers and to understand all that is going on.

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Book Review: Uncovered By Steve Krakauer

01-03-2023

Solid Expose Of Media Bias From An 'Inside Man'. This is one of those looks from the inside of a controversial institution - the so-called "main stream media" - where the insider

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Book Review: Caroline Adrift By Kay Bratt

01-02-2023

Another Strong Family Tale From Bratt. This is yet another tale where Bratt uses elements of her own life and where she is in life to craft a fictio

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Book Review: No Two Persons By Erica Bauermeister

01-02-2023

A Marvel Of A Novel Novel. This tale reads a bit like The Decameron in that it is a collection of shorter st

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Book Review: Uncharted Waters By Tammy L Grace

01-02-2023

Alaskan Gold. This is a tale of a teacher dealing with the first few months of retirement after a 30+ yr care

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Book Review: Where We Meet The World By Ashley Ward

01-02-2023

Interesting, Well Written, Readable- But Needs Well-Sourced Bibliography. This book was an utterly fascinating mid-range dive into each of the hum

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Book Review: Retribution By Robert Mccaw

01-01-2023

Propulsive And Explosive. This is one of those books where every challenge only le

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Book Review: The Bitter Past By Bruce Borgos

01-01-2023

Some Heroes Have Half-Lives. Honestly, I didn't even realize while reading this book that it w

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Book Review: The Bookshop By The Bay By Pamela Kelly

01-01-2023

To Mothers And Daughters And Best Friends Forever! Yes, the title is a line from near the end of the book. But I tho

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