Category Archives: book reviews
A Wonderful Respite
Reading and writing go together. I suppose you could have one without the other, but it wouldn’t be very much fun. Well, for me at least. Since the writing is going so well, the reading is also following a similar … Continue reading
Spellbound, By Larry Correia – A Book Review
I finished Spellbound yesterday and was, and still am, hungry for Warbound, by Larry Correia. In the second book of the Grimnoir series, we discover exactly what Faye is and how she is so important. However, we discover this when a god … Continue reading
Escape!
When you’re in pain, the least little annoying thing can become HUGE! and cause you to throw your hands up in the air in a) disgust; b) annoyance in general; and c) futility. Since Spring is supposedly trying to get … Continue reading
E Gads!
Last night I received an e-mail from a person I’ve gotten to know on-line over several years of communication. This person is a published author and actually offered to read my novel and give me his opinion of how it was … Continue reading
Book Review – Not Mine
The book After the Cure has a unique perspective on the zombie genre. The story begins with a cure for the zombie plague and the rebuilding of society. There are two main characters (one was cured from the virus that … Continue reading
July 1st – #Indie Pride Day! #BookBlast — The Write Stuff
Originally posted on deborahjay: Welcome to Indie Pride Day On July 1st we are proud to be celebrating Indie authors and their books – and that includes me! Brains to Books are hosting a huge book blast and Goodreads takeover, … Continue reading
Saturday Sniffles, Yarn, And Words
A lot has been going on here in good ol’ Lexington. This time it is positive! Since our lives were so rudely up-ended and I went through some rough emotional turmoil because of it, I decided it was time to … Continue reading