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: Password to Larkspur Lane – The Password is STUPID As Is This Book
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 […]
Book Review – The Glass Hotel: A Novel by Emily St. John Mandel – Money Is Its Own Country
The Glass Hotel seemed to be on everyone’s list of best books for 2020. I read it and didn’t think much of it at first. However, a few things stayed with me […]
Book Review: Sudden Death by Allison Brennan – Suspenseful Mystery with A Little Romance Thrown In
Allison Brennan was an author recommended to me by a friend and I decided to check her out. Sudden Death was listed as a romance, which really almost put me off of […]
Book Review: The Wrong Bridesmaid by Lauren Landish – The Parrot Gets the Best Lines
I received this book for free in a promotion on Goodreads. This is my honest and unbiased review. I am not one who will normally pick up a romance novel to read. […]
Book Review: Keeping Faith by Jodi Picoult – Who Would God Hang With?
I was introduced to Jodi Picoult after reading Nineteen Minutes, which was assigned as summer reading to the high school one summer. The good and bad side to reading so many books […]
Book Review: The Sign of the Twisted Candles – Nancy Drew Ends a Family Feud
Nancy Drew, along with her best friends Bess Marvin and George Fayne are off to visit a distant relative of the two cousins. The mission is to discover if the old man, […]
Book Review- Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story by Bono
I’ve been a fan of U2 since they first appeared in a club called Malibu on Long Island in 1981. Yeah, I had a fake ID back then – didn’t everybody? Over […]
Book Review: The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown – Freemasons, Symbologists, and the CIA – OH MY!
After the success of The DaVinci Code, fueled by controversy over some of the religious beliefs he turned on its ear, writer Dan Brown has reached a point where he can probably […]
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