The Bone Curse Carrie Rubin My rating: 5/5 xxx In Carrie Rubin’s The Bone Curse (ScienceThrillers Media 2018), first in the Benjamin Oris series but third for Rubin, medical student Ben Oris is injured by an ancient bone while on vacation visiting the Parisian catacombs. Rather than healing, the puncture wound worsens. He begins to … Continue reading
As I prepare to launch my next novel and first historic fiction in my Man vs. Nature series, I arrive at a faceplant moment: My marketing sucks. To that end, I picked up James Scott Bell’s book, Marketing for Writers Who Hate Marketing: The No-Stress Way to Sell Books Without Losing Your Mind (Compendium Press … Continue reading
Here are three more great books I am thrilled I didn’t miss reading: Jess Williams Westerns — Jess Williams is the Robin Hood of the Old West, always on the side of right and justice with a little help from a magic pistol. Hopjoy Was Here — the most unique detective mystery I’ve read in a … Continue reading
Here are two more great books I found on NetGalley. I can’t believe how many books I’m absolutely inspired to read! Right Behind You — the next in the Quincy and Rainie series Poison— the next in Lescroart’s critically-acclaimed courtroom drama series featuring Dismas Hardy Right Behind You by Lisa Gardner 4 of 5 stars … Continue reading
Here are two more wonderful books by blogging authors: The Storyteller Speaks — Annika Perry’s debut book of stories that will win your heart Caboodle and the Whole Kit — a sparkling collection of creativity that ranges from poetry to fictional interviews to short stories The Storyteller Speaks: Powerful Stories to Win Your Heart by Annika Perry … Continue reading
Here are three more wonderful books by blogging authors: The Labyrinthine Journey — Book two of Cavallaro’s trilogy about Ancient Greece The Longest Nine Months — being pregnant at 42 when your husband doesn’t want the child can make it a very long nine months Martin Luther King Junior: An Interactive Story of His Life — a … Continue reading
Here are three more great books I read over the holidays (November through December). I can’t believe how many great books are out there! Sam A Shaggy Dog Story — through the eyes of this amazing collie Tough Girl — Alex Anderson is a tough girl until she falls for a tough boy in the form … Continue reading
Here are three more great books from some of the blogging authors I follow. These are amazing! The Prince’s Man — a bon vivant dance teacher turns into a spy to save his country Gabby and the Quads –a picture book on the unusual topic of how a single child adapts to being the sister of … Continue reading
I read 208 books according to Goodreads–blasting through my goal of 200 books. I love reading and would prefer to do that than watch TV, go to the gym, floss my teeth, pay bills, or do the laundry. I review a lot of the books I read, usually received from Netflix or the library but … Continue reading
Here are two more great books I read recently: Tennozan: The Battle of Okinawa and the Atomic Bomb — an in-depth discussion on all facets of the battle that killed more people than both atomic bombs From Holmes to Sherlock: The Story of the Men and Women Who Created an Icon — detailed biography of Sir … Continue reading
