The Bone Orchard is the fifth book in a series by Paul Doiron featuring the character of Mike Bowditch. For the first four books, Mike was a Maine Game Warden. If you’ve […]
Book Review: The Bone Orchard by Paul Doiron
Book Review -Holy Hot Mess: Finding God in the Details of This Weird and Wonderful Life by Mary Katherine Backstrom
I follow Mary Katherine Backstrom on social media. At a time when so much of the Christian faith is shown in the media as hatred, it’s refreshing to find a voice of […]
Book Review: The Clue of the Broken Locket – Nancy Drew Uncovers Record Piracy
The Clue of the Broken Locket is the eleventh book in the Nancy Drew series. It marks a return to writing the series by Mildred Benson, after three pretty bad books authored […]
Book Review: On This Day in History Sh!t Went Down by James Fell
I’ve followed author James fell for a while on Facebook. He’s funny and irreverent and an expert on history. The real history, not the fairy tales we’ve been indoctrinated with over the […]
Book Review: Nasher Says Relax by Brian Nash – Welcome to the Pleasuredome
In the 1980s, just about everyone owned a t-shirt that said FRANKIE SAY RELAX. Frankie Goes to Hollywood took the world by storm with their double-disc debut album (this was when there […]
Book Review – Doctor Who: The Legends of River Song – Selected Excerpts from River’s Diary
As a Doctor Who fan, I was eager to read more about the woman who is known as the Doctor’s Wife, a child of the TARDIS, as well as his murderer, and […]
2022: My Year in Books
According to Goodreads, I had a good year for reading. My goal was 55 books and I exceeded that by 10. I’m not going to up my goal for next year. That’s […]
Book Review: Password to Larkspur Lane – The Password is STUPID As Is This Book
I can remember that by the age of twelve, I was reading Stephen King books. Going back now and reading through the Nancy Drew series, which was near and dear to me […]
Book Review: Kitty and the Midnight Hour by Carrie Vaughn – Stephanie Plum Meets Twilight
The first book in any series can sometimes be iffy. Sometimes there are problems with information dumps. Sometimes characters are totally different in the first book than they are in later books […]
Book Review: Track of the Cat by Nevada Barr – Murder in the Desert Mountains
I always enjoy finding new authors. In this case, it’s the first book in a series that takes place in various National Parks around the United States. Each story not only gives […]
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