I’m trying to expand from Westerns but NetGalley has four more I couldn’t resist: Under Pressure–a damaged body, an exceptional mind, and boundless curiosity–ingredients for an FBI agent Hard Vengeance–former special forces Jon Reznick investigates the apparent murder of his girlfriend Serpentine–Alex Delaware again out-analyzes a murderer –received free from NetGalley in return for an … Continue reading
If you have a romance novel, please add it to the comments so we can crowdsource Valentine’s Day. Here are two I liked: Juggernaut–fun romantic story about innocense, crime, and justice Snow White and the Civil War (Part 1)–a Civil War era take on Snow White complete with dwarves, wicked stepmother, and magic –a note … Continue reading
I’m a Diana Peach fan. I finish out her Unraveling the Veil series with these two books. In a word–amazing. Here are my reviews: Allies and Spies by D. Wallace Peach 5/5 In D. Wallace Peach’s Allies and Spies, Book 2 of the Unraveling the Veil trilogy (see my review of Book 1, Liars and … Continue reading
I can’t wait to share these Indie books with you. I just know you’ll love them as much as I did: Life is Like a Bowl of Cherries–normal people surviving life’s challenges with a positive attitude and a will to overcome Marlie–can an isolated island community salve Marlie’s failed love? Guns of Pardition–a paranormal western … Continue reading
Welcome to Chrys Fey, author of A FIGHTING CHANCE, the final book in her Disaster Crimes series. This is a romantic-suspense novella and a spin-off of the series featuring a new couple so can be read as a standalone. BLURB Thorn has loved Amanda from afar, giving her whatever she needs as a survivor of abuse—space, protection, and … Continue reading
Janet Glaser officially launched her latest memoir, Arranging a Dream. A feel-good story about successfully starting a business while raising an infant, moving to a new town, and not knowing the industry. Janet’s story is exactly what we need to escape for a few hours from the worries and insecurity in our lives. Blurb In … Continue reading
Anthologies are collections of short stories, usually tied together by a theme. They provide readers with a chance to enjoy great writing in smaller bites than they get in a novel. They’re perfect reading: during lunch while standing in a line at the pharmacy (6 feet apart of course) while waiting for a doctor appointment … Continue reading
I love reading. I prefer to do that than watch TV, go to the gym, floss my teeth, pay bills, or wash the laundry. I review a lot of the books I read, usually received from NetGalley, the library, or an Indie efriend, but I also buy quite a few. I collect my writing book … Continue reading
If you haven’t noticed, I’m a fan of Sandra Cox’s fiction. You can see my reviews below under ‘More’. I had a chance to read an ARC of her latest western and loved it. To celebrate its publication date today, here’s my review: Gwen Slade Bounty Hunter by Sandra Cox 5/5 In Sandra Cox’s latest, … Continue reading
A big shout out to efriend, fellow blogger, and USA Best Selling author, Jacquie Biggar. I’ve read about a gazillion of Jacquie Biggar’s novels (see my reviews of Maggie’s Revenge and The Sheriff Meets His Match). They’re always quick, fun, and thrilling–though how varies a lot. This one, The Sister Pact: Home is Where the … Continue reading
