In honor of my just-released prehistoric fiction, The Quest for Home, I want to share with you two great novels in that genre I have recently enjoyed: The Storyteller’s Trilogy by Sue Harrison 5/5 Sue Harrison’s The Storyteller Trilogy (Open Road Media 2013) is the three-book tale of Alaska 8,000 years ago in the area … Continue reading
Here are three more great novels from folks I’ve met on the Internet. I’m simply stunned by the talent: Cusp of Night–time to get your ghost on ThunderTree–guns, range wars, feisty women and obstinate cowboys–everything I want in a Western Red Eyes in the Darkness–when retirement is nothing like what you expected, except maybe in … Continue reading
I am so excited to be part of Balroop’s street team for her new poetry book, Moments We Love. I’ve read several of her collections in the past (here’s one for Timeless Echoes) and always come away awed, inspired, and humbled. Here are the basics you should know about her book–the blurb, details, an early … Continue reading
I’m excited to tell you about Darlene Foster’s next book in her Amanda series– Amanda in Holland: Missing in Action 5/5 It follows the heroine, Amanda Ross, as she makes a trip to Holland to visit friends and try to unravel what happened to an Uncle who never returned from WWII–declared missing in action. If … Continue reading
Here are three more great detective novels you won’t want to miss: Storm Rising — Meg and her working dog Hawk must battle the after-effects of a hurricane to save underage girls trapped in the sex trade Broken Ground — Detective Chief Inspector Karen Pirie of Police Scotland’s Historic Cases Unit has three crimes to solve … Continue reading
Here are three more great novels you won’t want to miss: Liars’ Paradox — hard-core survivalist twins must rescue a mother they aren’t even sure they like Threat Level Alpha — Dan Morgan, member of Black ops unit Zeta, must do nothing short of saving America from a nuclear bomb The Wedding Guest — Alex Delaware … Continue reading
Here are three more great fantasies I read: Magic at Midnight — Could you pretend to be boring and self-absorbed if it would save someone you loved? The Adventures of Iric — Iric, Watchman of Marudal, City of Magic, is fascinating. A Hero is Born — less fantasy than fantastical, this is the stunning epic … Continue reading
I am so excited to be part of Sandra Cox’s launch of her new Western, ThunderTree. I love Westerns, can’t find enough great ones, and have been waiting for Sandra’s next since I finished her last, SilverHills (here’s my review). I pre-ordered ThunderTree and will review it after the July 22nd release. Until then, I’ll … Continue reading
Here are two great romance novels I loved: Maggie’s Revenge — a dedicated FBI agent will stop at nothing to rescue victims of sex trafficking April in Galway — April’s perfect; Billy isn’t but that doesn’t stop him from approaching her That I loved a romance novel means a lot because I don’t usually pick … Continue reading
I’m excited to be part of launching Staci Troilo’s latest book, The Gate (under her pen name, D.L. Cross). “If you like Ancient Aliens, this is right up your alley. Think of it as Indiana Jones meets Falling Skies. There’s travel, mystery, lore, ancient artifacts, government agents, a nefarious cabal, and (you guessed it) aliens.” … Continue reading
