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
Indie Author
Jennie Reads at the Texas Book Festival
This weekend over 60,000 readers will descend upon the Capitol grounds in Austin to celebrate BOOKS at the Texas Book Festival! I am thrilled to have a double booth in the Pavilion tent. During the weekend I will have Indie Authors doing book signing, giveaways and an incredible selection of books for sale. I will … Continue reading Jennie Reads at the Texas Book Festival
The Last Titan by Craig Wainwright
I get asked, a lot, why I read Indie Authors when there are so many “proven” authors and best sellers out there. This book is one of the main reasons. The book was laid out and presented in a way that shows the time and effort this author dedicated into creating his book. He also … Continue reading The Last Titan by Craig Wainwright
Memoirs of a Guardian Angel by Graham Downs
This perceptive, novella is a sweet and simplistic tale that gives the reader an insiders’ view to life as a Guardian Angel. I did not realize that even they have bosses! This spiritual rather than religious view gives all readers a chance to examine and contemplate the idea of guardian angels. The main character, Adam … Continue reading Memoirs of a Guardian Angel by Graham Downs
Shivers In the Night by 10 Authors of the Yukon Writers’ Society
This collection of short stories is the perfect read before Halloween. Now as most of you already know I am a bit of a wimp when it comes to scary. I read this collection, a few each day – only in daylight hours, when someone else was home and with music in the background to … Continue reading Shivers In the Night by 10 Authors of the Yukon Writers’ Society
Dust In My Pack by Nancy O’Hare
This experience-based travel book is broken into areas of interest. For example, Ancient Cities or Get Away Adventures or one that was my favorite, Serene Scenes. The author has participated in a lot of adventures, most of which I am not sure I would be brave enough to do. In most cases, the travel was … Continue reading Dust In My Pack by Nancy O’Hare
Happier Thinking by Lana Grace Riva
The author starts this book with a disclaimer that if you are a happy person this may not be the best book for you. I am a happy person – 90% of the time – but I kept reading and I am glad I did. This compact book packs a lot in and gives you … Continue reading Happier Thinking by Lana Grace Riva
True Death (Howard County Mysteries #2) by Dale E. Lehman
This book picks up shortly after the first in the series ends. Familiar characters are back but in this book the author gives us a better understanding of Montufar & Dumas and their backgrounds. We also get a glimpse into the life of Peller and his wife. I really enjoyed the side plot of the … Continue reading True Death (Howard County Mysteries #2) by Dale E. Lehman
The Autopsy of Planet Earth by R. J. Eastwood
I had read the summary of this book and so was a little surprised at the “normal”ness of the beginning of this book. It sets up like any book until the main character, Gabriel meets the alien and the alien came from left field. I don’t want to give too much away but the … Continue reading The Autopsy of Planet Earth by R. J. Eastwood
The Sweet Scent of Murder (#2) by Susan P. Baker
This wonderful cozy is set in the first city I lived in Texas – Houston. I loved Houston (I know what you are thinking – why? But really I moved there in January when the state I left was covered in snow and it was 80 degrees in Houston. Plus I made some incredible friends … Continue reading The Sweet Scent of Murder (#2) by Susan P. Baker
