Having read and enjoyed the first book in this series, I was thrilled to get this real postcard in the mail announcing the second book. In the continuing story of George, he is now in Australia for the funeral of his best friend PJ. His wandering life has led him to his … Continue reading Bronte (Bocas Trilogy Book 2) by Thomas M. Barron
Humor
The Day Gravity Became Irrelevant by Ralph Rotten
A few years ago I met this author at the Tucson Festival of Books and picked up the first book in his Calizona series. I loved the irony, sarcasm, and banter between his characters. So, when I saw he was offering this book as a one-day freebie – I jumped. Once again he showed me … Continue reading The Day Gravity Became Irrelevant by Ralph Rotten
The Custodian Chronicles by Tim Will Hunting
It’s been a while since I gushed about a book – but here I am – gushing all over the place with this one! I had the pleasure (most of the time) of working in the fringes of school systems for almost 20 years. By fringe I mean all the work, none of the benefits … Continue reading The Custodian Chronicles by Tim Will Hunting
Black Iron by Franklin Veaux & Eve Rickert
Snarky comments, underlying humor, sarcasm – if that’s your thing – this is the perfect book for you and me! A rare 5 stars! After reading the summary on the back, I was expecting a serious read and it is written like a great drama until you start digesting the words. There are so many … Continue reading Black Iron by Franklin Veaux & Eve Rickert
Lessons From Lucy by Dave Barry
The simple joys from an Old Happy Dog! Thanks to an Advanced Reader Copy from the publisher, I was able to enjoy the next book by Dave Barry. He is back and taking cues from his beloved and intelligent dog on how to age gracefully. Let’s just say this one hit a little close to … Continue reading Lessons From Lucy by Dave Barry
Merry Hanukkah by Debby Caruso
I rarely read at the gym but that’s where I started reading this book. Big mistake – 30 minutes on the treadmill and I forgot to increase the speed. So, I switched to the bikes – another 20 minutes but no increase in speed or resistance. I was enjoying the book so much I passed … Continue reading Merry Hanukkah by Debby Caruso
Reblog from Aaron S Gallagher
This just appeared today on Aaron's Site. It totally cracked me up as I have been living at the edge of the Indie Author world for almost two years now. I could have used this guidance many times! Enjoy! https://www.aaronsgallagher.com/single-post/2018/08/06/The-Care-and-Feeding-of-an-Indie-Author The Care and Feeding of an Indie Author August 6, 2018 Congratulations on your acquisition … Continue reading Reblog from Aaron S Gallagher
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
Bocas by Thomas M. Barron
The book takes place in Panama with the main character an American working in a Beach Bar – sounds like the perfect beach read for the summer – doesn’t it? George, the main character, has a strong heart and a dream job except for working for one of the largest drug lords in the area, … Continue reading Bocas by Thomas M. Barron
Calizona , It Ain’t YerDaddy’s Apocalypse by Ralph Rotten
This book has been attached to me for the last week. I am sure I have a few more muscles now because it is over 600 pages! – and each one was great. Plus who would not love a book with that author's name! This is a well thought out and clever story. I was … Continue reading Calizona , It Ain’t YerDaddy’s Apocalypse by Ralph Rotten
