Book Review: Hello Stranger By Katherine Center

12-31-2022

Center Strikes Again. This is another feel-good story from Center that takes

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Book Review: Swamp Story By Dave Barry

12-31-2022

WTF - Welcome To Florida. This is one of those sprawling South Florida/ Everglades "Florida Man" stories that are

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Book Review: To Catch A Storm By Mindy Mejia

12-31-2022

Interesting Blend Of Real-World Physics And Paranormal Into Top-Notch Action Thriller. Sexto

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Book Review: Forever Hold Your Peace By Liz Fenton And Lisa Steinke

12-23-2022

New Spin On Wedding Wars. Fenton and Steinke manage to craft a new, much more dramatic yet still hilarious,

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Book Review: The Drowning Woman By Robyn Harding

12-23-2022

Innovative Use Of Multi-Perspective. This is one of those tales that repeats itself a decent amo

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Book Review: The Echo Of Old Books By Barbara Davis

12-23-2022

Innovative Use Of Both Duology And Story-Within-A-Story. There is so much to like about this book, but I suspect that later reviews

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Book Review: The House Guest By Hank Phillipi Ryan

12-23-2022

Slow, Slow, Slow - And Then A NASCAR Race Through The Mountains. This is one

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Blog Tour: A Small Affair By Flora Collins

12-19-2022

For this blog tour, we're looking at a tale that seems to describe New York City (at least its yuppie Upper West Side types) to a T. For this blog tour, we're looking at A Small Affair by Flora Collins.

Here's what I had to say about it on Goodreads:

NYC To A T. I've been trying to think about what to say about this book for four days and I've got... nothing. There isn't anything overly technically wrong here (the time and perspective jumps can be jarring at times, maybe, but that's about it), and it is in fact a mostly engaging story - you're going to want to know what happened, and then you're going to want to know how and why it happened. On both of these points, Collins gets rather explosive. Overall though this book just has the feel of an utterly pretentious New York... witch... who can't see beyon

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Book Review: The Paris Daughter By Kristin Harmel

12-19-2022

Grief And Madness. One of the things I like about this particular book, and the way it parallels my own family's life, is in showing how events during WWII can have generational impacts via creating madness

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Book Review: Dont Open The Door By Allison Brennan

12-18-2022

Welcome To The Next Verse, Same As The First. Looking back over

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