This is the first book in a series and the good news is there are already 3 available to get you started! The book starts with a murder and then jumps back in time to give the reader the story leading up to the murder. There was a lot to like in this book and … Continue reading Midnight Marauder by Roy Clinton
A u 7 9 by Anita Dickason
This book features those people in our world who just seem to have a little something extra. The ability to put people at ease, or know what is going on behind the façade we put up. Those abilities and a strong thriller/suspense plot made this book a great read. When I first saw this book … Continue reading A u 7 9 by Anita Dickason
Eat Cake. Be Brave. by Melissa Radke
A couple weeks ago I was attending the Agent & Editors conference in Austin. The speaker on Saturday evening was this author. I was tired after a full day and thinking of skipping this last event but they said there would be cake – so of course I went. There was cake (and it was … Continue reading Eat Cake. Be Brave. by Melissa Radke
The Unicorn Hunter by Del Henderson
This is a very unique perspective on what most see as a sweet, mythological creature, the unicorn. This is a brief book and the start of a new series. I’ll be honest; this one is tough for me to rate. There is a lot of good – unique story, tragic main character, great back story … Continue reading The Unicorn Hunter by Del Henderson
The Fibonacci Murders (#1 Howard County Murder Mystery) by Dale E Lehman
Thanks to my math geek husband who uses the Fibonacci series on a daily basis (he even has a t-shirt and a clock!), I know a little about it. However this well played out scenario took my knowledge to a whole new level. The local police are a little out of their depth as they … Continue reading The Fibonacci Murders (#1 Howard County Murder Mystery) by Dale E Lehman
Trainsurfer by Kate S. Richards
This author has not only created a wonderful story she has also filled a void in children’s literature. Talking about tough subjects with the younger people in our population is a daily struggle for parents, librarians and teachers. This book not only helps fill that gap but also gives the reader a poignant story. This … Continue reading Trainsurfer by Kate S. Richards
The Fixer: The Naked Man & The Killing Kind by Jill Amy Rosenblatt
The Fixer: The Naked Man - A Katerina Mills Novella This novella is an introduction to the Katerina Mills Series. What a way to start! Katerina is a 23 year old currently living in New York and attending college. When her parent’s financial help is cut off she is in desperate need of a source … Continue reading The Fixer: The Naked Man & The Killing Kind by Jill Amy Rosenblatt
Island Casualty (An Andy Veracruz Mystery Book 2) by D. R. Ransdell
This is the second book in the Andy Veracruz Mystery series. I enjoyed the first one so much that when this Indie Author made the second one available, I was more than willing to jump back into Andy’s world. Andy has been invited by Rachel, a fellow musician to visit an island in Greece. Andy … Continue reading Island Casualty (An Andy Veracruz Mystery Book 2) by D. R. Ransdell
Ladies’ Day by Sarah Barton
Since I am spending the summer at home I thought I would travel another way and jump on a Book Tour! Happy to be part of this one from Bits About Books. And if you have been following this blog you know I don’t do a tour if I have not read the book – … Continue reading Ladies’ Day by Sarah Barton
Desert of Solitude: Refreshed by Grace by LaShawnda Jones
The centered, self assured look of the woman spreading her arms in what I perceived to be joy – caught my eye and enticed me to read the back cover of this book. The summary says this book is an exploration and that is true on many levels. The author shares memories, events and thoughts … Continue reading Desert of Solitude: Refreshed by Grace by LaShawnda Jones
