Book Review: Three Moons Over Sedona by Sherry Hartzler
Georgia Mae Brown is a 53 year old widow in Columbus, Ohio. One morning she sets off for the nearby store to buy a carton of milk. For some reason, and… Read More
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Book Review: The Dirty Parts of the Bible by Sam Torode
Tobias Henry is the teen aged son of a Baptist preacher in rural Michigan. He also is the narrator of The Dirty Parts Of The Bible, a rollicking fun novel that relates… Read More
Book Review: An Unassigned Life by Susan Wells Bennett
I always enjoy books that make me think. Susan Wells Bennett’s An Unassigned Life gave me rather quite a lot to think about. In all of the years that I learned… Read More
Book Review: Just One Note by Susan Wells Bennett
It feels like a time for quiet and reflection today. My pen name has been busy “living it up so that I can write it down”, and now I am definitely ready… Read More
Book Review: Illegal by Paul Levine
{EAV:0d4fd27d369d5685} To me one of the surest signs of a good writer is the ability to make me root for a character I would never have expected to like. While I would… Read More
Book Review: Kingdom Of Sharks by Andrew Johnston
This is not the first time I have reviewed a memoir about an extended visit to China. Normally I would begin this review of Andrew Johnston’s Kingdom Of Sharks by explaining how Johnston,… Read More
Book Review: Circle City Blues by Susan Wells Bennett
It’s not all that hard for a novelist to make me smile. A chuckle, a grin or an occasional laugh can be induced by quite a few writers. But honestly, it’s… Read More
Book Review: Hiss Of Death by Rita Mae Brown
I fear that I really have given up on Rita Mae Brown ever writing any more of her wonderful non-genre novels. But I will say that Brown’s latest Mrs. Murphy mystery continues… Read More
Book Review: Innocents and Demons by Holly Jahangiri
In my experience, writing things short can be a real challenge. It is, frankly, a lot more difficult to sum something up in 500 succinct words rather than ramble on for 5000… Read More
Book Review: Life of Shouty: Good Habits
In illustrated children’s books, appearances count. For the youngest readers and pre-readers much information is conveyed by the illustrations in story books. And it seems to me that a paunchy, middle aged… Read More
