For anyone who is new to me, I’m a *HUGE* fan of Bruce Springsteen. His Born To Run album was the first one I ever plunked my own money down for and […]
Book Review: Unrequited Infatuations by Steve Van Zandt – The Great White Hype
Book Review – Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter by Seth Grahame-Smith – Abraham Lincoln: Action Hero
Back when this book was made into a movie, I made it a point to find and read this before seeing the movie. Since I like historical fiction, the idea of a […]
Book Review: 11/22/63 by Stephen King – Will Re-Writing History Bring on a Fairy Tale?
Of all the “what ifs” in history, probably none looms larger than what if John F. Kennedy had lived. His Presidency was a tumultuous one that came to be highly regarded due […]
Book Review: Hornblower During the Crisis – C.S. Forester’s Last Novel, Incomplete
When writer C.S. Forester penned his series around the character Horatio Hornblower, he didn’t write the books in chronological order. The first three novels were about mid-point through the series, and then […]
Book Review: Paranormal Realities by Keith Johnson – Bad For Sales of Ouija Boards
For anyone who’s watched the television show Ghost Hunters, the name Keith Johnson will be familiar to them. He was on the show during the early seasons. I liked him a lot […]
Book Review: Home Front by Kristin Hannah – Keep the Tissues Handy
I’m not one who usually gravitated toward the category of books known as “chick lit”. That’s changed as of late, and one of my favorite authors in this arena has become Kristin […]
Book Review: The Secret of Red Gate Farm – Nancy Drew Battles a Strange Cult
I’ve noticed that the better Nancy Drew books seem to be when she manages to get away from the sheltered world of her hometown of River Heights. When she is out on […]
Book Review: B is for Burglar by Sue Grafton – Feminism, 1980’s Style
I began reading Sue Grafton’s alphabet series at the behest of a friend after her death. I was told that the lead character of Kinsey Milhone was someone I would like, as […]
Book Review – Bridgerton: To Sir Phillip, With Love by Julia Quinn
Trigger warning: suicide, depression. mental illness If you’re like me, you caught the Bridgerton show on Netflix and decided to read the books. For the most part, I’ve found it to be […]
AudioBook Review – The Path Between the Seas: The Creation of the Panama Canal, 1870-1914 by David McCullough
I attempted to finish this book before our trip through the Panama Canal back in February 2022. I was not successful. Even with my headphones on, this impressive audiobook takes a while […]
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