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
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
I’m trying to expand from Westerns but NetGalley has eight more I couldn’t resist: The Backstabbers–A Stagecoach team ends up in lots of trouble just trying to get their passengers from here to there Rope Burn–Ace and Chance Jensen are almost hung, end up on a prison road crew and save a girl’s life. How … Continue reading
I love Westerns. They spotlight hard-working earnest folks who face a boatload of problems every day without giving up, simply knock ’em down one after another like bowling pins. One of my favorite Western writers is Paul Thompson, author of the 79+ book series about Marshall Shorty Thompson (I’ve read all of them). Recently, I … Continue reading
If you like thrillers but can’t quite get behind the world-ending apocalyptic plot points–would like something more down-to-earth–you may like westerns. I do and thankfully, Netgalley is happy to feed my addiction with free books. Here are some of the last ones I read: Death Rattle — the birth of a Texas Ranger in a … Continue reading
I can’t wait to read this book! Sandra Cox has become one of my favorite Western authors. She fills the stories with strong-but-flawed characters, believable Old West settings, lots of atmosphere, fast-moving plots, and everything else I like in great Westerns. I’m so glad this book arrives on my Kindle today soon! Warning. Besides hand-tooled … 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 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
