Here are more great thrillers I got from NetGalley: Unforgiven–Gemma (not her real name) meets Jethro (not who he says he is) while teaching at a small college; you won’t believe what happens next Rizzoli & Isles: Listen to Me–Good detective story but would have liked more Rizzoli and Isles Red Flags–are children being kidnapped … Continue reading
There something about poetry that speaks to your emotions, your desires and dreams. Here are a few more poetry books I’ve read that will stay with me forever: Hues of Hope–a collection of favorite poems from Balroop’s published books Avian Friends–beautiful poems about birds –a note about my reviews: I only review books I enjoyed. … Continue reading
I haven’t read enough non-fic lately, but here’s one I really enjoyed: Practical Survival Tips–down-to-earth tips on surviving in the wild –Book received from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review of my opinions –I don’t review books on this blog that I rate lower than 4/5 by J.P. Logan J.P. Logan has a lifetime … Continue reading
Here are more great thrillers I got from NetGalley: Shadows Reel–Joe Pickett is pulled into a WWII mystery and Nate Romanowski must retrieve his stolen raptors. Racing the Light–Elvis Cole with his partner Joe Pike solve another perplexing mystery Lethal Game–a coordinated attack on the core of Graves’ Security Solutions isn’t enough to stop Jonathan … 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: Orion’s Gift–two people, estranged from their mates, find a second change in Mexico Desolation Bluff–what would you do if the best day of your life was also the worst? –a note about my reviews: … Continue reading
I’ve read a few of Toni Pike’s books–here’s my review of Desolation Bluff; you can read it later in May 2022 when it publishes–loved all of them. She has a way of pulling you into the life and dreams of her characters so you are cheering for their success. Her newest is Linda’s Midlife Crisis, … Continue reading
Mateo’s Blood Brother by Sandra Cox You may have read Sandra Cox’s Mateo’s Law, average 4.5 rating (here’s my 5/5 review). After badgering Sandra for a year, she finally published the sequel to this paranormal police mystery called Mateo’s Blood Brother. It’s one of those books where you read the first line… “A shadow fell … Continue reading
I love reading books about people surviving nature. This offering from NetGalley caught my eye: Weathered: Finding Strength on the John Muir Trail by Christy Teglo A new hiker decides to try the 222-mile John Muir Trail–and survives! I picked up Christy Teglo’s memoir, Weathered: Finding strength on the John Muir Trail (Perspective Through Adventure … Continue reading
I had the pleasure of reading a few more excellent historical fiction books, both by authors I’ve read before: Where Shall I Flee–historical fiction about a US nurse and a small group of soldiers trapped behind enemy lines in Anzo, Italy, during WWII New Kingdom–another well-researched Wilbur Smith historical fiction about ancient Egypt –a note … Continue reading
I recently finished the tech thriller trilogy, Innerscape, by acflory. What a read this is–a future that could come to pass if the virtual world takes over. I’d compare it to Star Trek’s holodecks, but under Andrea’s creative pen, it’s more far-reaching, more believable, and more frightening. Though each of the three books does tell … Continue reading
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