This is a great collection of thrillers I received from the wonderful folks at NetGalley. I loved all of them: Still Waters–even off duty, Meg and Hawk find trouble The Sea Wolves–can Isaac Bell defeat a clever plan by the Germans to win WWI The Darkest Evening–a peek into Vera’s storied background which helps us … Continue reading
Fatal Rounds by Carrie Rubin In Carrie Rubin’s latest medical thriller, Fatal Rounds (Indigo Dot Press (2022), recent medical school grad, Liza Larkin is starting her pathology internship at Titus McCall, a renowned hospital though her #2 choice. For Liza, a brilliant and eclectic doctor with a brain like no other, she could have gone … Continue reading
I am so excited to introduce you to what will become your favorite fantasy book of the year–Diana Peach’s The Necromancer’s Daughter. When you purchase it (and you will–this is a book you don’t want to miss), send the kids to stay with friends and your partner on a weekend getaway because you will not want … Continue reading
Geller’s Find by Sandra Cox As usual, with every Sandra Cox book I’ve ever read (click here for my 5/5 reviews of Keeper Tyree, Gwen Slade, ThunderTree, Mateo’s Law, Mateo’s Blood Brother, Silverhills, Montana Shootists, and TumbleStar), this amazing author snagged me almost immediately. One of her strengths as a writer is her skill creating likeable … Continue reading
I’m excited to be part of Miriam book launch for The Winding Road: A Journey of Survival. Also part of Miriam’s book release tour are: Tuesday, September 6–Dan Antion @ https://nofacilities.com Wednesday, September 7–Liz Gauffreau @ https://lizgauffreau.com Thursday, September 8–Pete Springer @ https://petespringerauthor.wordpress.com/petes-blog Friday, September 9–Robbie Cheadle @https://robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com/blog Monday, September 12–Denise Finn @ https://dlfinnauthor.com/blogs About … Continue reading
I’m trying to expand from Westerns but NetGalley has more Westerns that I couldn’t resist: Smoke Wagon–Clyde is the one they call in the untamed West for desperate situations, but even this is more than he bargained for Blood on the Trail–Halstead’s first job as Deputy US Marshall–and it’s a zinger Dark Night in Big … Continue reading
Here are a few more Indies I enjoyed over the past few months: Spirit of the Shell Man–recommended for those who love quirky and intriguing mysteries 5 Mystic Keys–a simple guide to taking charge of your life and fixing personal problems –a note about my reviews: I only review books I enjoyed. I need to … Continue reading
I’m expanding my reading beyond Westerns, but they are still my comfort food. Here are a few more I enjoyed: Brannigan’s Land–justice in the old West Disturbing the Peace–Deputy US Marshall Halstead must face a crew of outlaws led by a man he thought he’d killed Axle Bust Creek–a Civil War vet ends up in … Continue reading
Prehistoric fiction is a small niche. There aren’t a lot of novels in this genre so I cheer every time I find one I love, like this one: DEATH IN THE NEW LAND by Kaye George Amazon blurb Enga Dancing Flower and her tribe have reached a place they can stay in safety. Or have … Continue reading
This is a great collection of thrillers I received from the wonderful folks at NetGalley. I loved all of them: Murder at Black Oaks–an innocent man is on death row for 30 years and the prosecutor wants him freed The Last Orphan–one more person to help, but I’m not convinced it’s the last! The 6:20 … Continue reading
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