I have been a fan of this series and Stephanie Plum since the first book. The humor, characters and location(Texas has my heart but I am a Jersey girl!) kept me coming back each and every book for more. Unfortunately the series had become a little too predictable and I stopped buying the books as … Continue reading Hardcore Twenty-Four by Janet Evanovich
Month: April 2018
Mariachi Meddler by D. R. Ransdell
I was wandering around the Tucson Festival of Books last month when I was greeted by a great smile. Next thing I knew I had a book in my hand and an interesting conversation. Well, I finally got a chance to read that book and boy am I glad I responded to that smile. D. … Continue reading Mariachi Meddler by D. R. Ransdell
MILK!: A 10,000 Year Food Fracas by Mark Kurlansky
I love most things dairy – however it does not love me. After a childhood of drinking my Milk – It Does A Body Good – as an adult I have become lactose intolerant. I was so happy to read this book and find out that I am not the minority – but the majority, … Continue reading MILK!: A 10,000 Year Food Fracas by Mark Kurlansky
The Dependents by Katharine Dion
This is a book to slow down and relish. Which I did, and as I slowed down I enjoyed it even more. The main character, Gene, a recent widower explores his life from a different perspective after the unexpected death of his wife of 49 years. The author uses lyrical phrase to help describe the … Continue reading The Dependents by Katharine Dion
The Dead Club by Manuel Ruiz
This is a great book for those 10 and up kids in your life. This book is packed with imaginative scenes. I had to access my inner child because as I was reading and thinking yuck – at the same time I could hear kids saying “cool”. While the characters in this book have died … Continue reading The Dead Club by Manuel Ruiz
Austism In April: A Mother’s Journey During the Tween Years by Dr. April J. Lisbon
This concise book is written as a companion for any mother experiencing the joys and trials of their child who has ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorder). The author, a school psychologist, as well as a mother of an autistic child gives a unique voice to her book. This book follows mother and child through the tough … Continue reading Austism In April: A Mother’s Journey During the Tween Years by Dr. April J. Lisbon
The Forger by Paul Watkins
This book has been setting in my TBR pile for at least 3 years. I bought this book because of the cover (we’ll get back to that) and description. Set in Paris at the beginning of World War II, this book had all the elements of a great Historical Fiction. Throw in an American artist … Continue reading The Forger by Paul Watkins
The First Conception by Nesly Clerge
I kept seeing the great reviews and awards for this author’s other books but had not read them - only placed them on my “wish” to read pile. When the opportunity came to read and review this one – I jumped. This book is compelling in so many ways, from the futuristic feel to the … Continue reading The First Conception by Nesly Clerge
Operation Hail Storm by Brett Arquette
This book came with all the professional bells and whistles to let you know that the author is serious about their craft and willing to invest in their work. If you like Tony Stark and Iron Man then you will enjoy reading this book as it has a similar plot. Replace Tony Stark with Marshall … Continue reading Operation Hail Storm by Brett Arquette
When Everything Changed By Gail Collins
This book kicked off a brand new Book Club for my area and it was a wonderful start. Gail Collins, the author has been a long time favorite of mine and she did an excellent job of making this book relatable for all ages. Her ability to personalize events and allow the reader to jump … Continue reading When Everything Changed By Gail Collins
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