Welcome to the Romance Winner for Book Talk Radio Club Awards 2018! This book, the second one in this series, is set in the 1830s in England and France and has all the elements that romance lovers – love! There is plenty of intrigue, picturesque settings, nobility, … Continue reading Midnight Crossing (Midnight Book #2) by Diane Shute
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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
The Elizabeth Street Epiphany (Book 4) by Aaron S Gallagher
Today is the day – RELEASE DAY for Book 4 of the Bennett & DeMarko series – and I have been not so patiently waiting!! I have had the pleasure of reading all of this series and was so happy to see this one finally released. Book 3 left the reader hanging in a major … Continue reading The Elizabeth Street Epiphany (Book 4) by Aaron S Gallagher
Counterweight Maneuver (The Counterweight Series #1) by Richie De-Benham
Book Talk Radio Club has accurately awarded another winner. This book is in their 2018 Science Fiction category. What if the aliens currently attacking our Earth are actually technology controlled by a member of our government? Side note - Ok, in today’s political arena that may not be … Continue reading Counterweight Maneuver (The Counterweight Series #1) by Richie De-Benham
A Death at Camp David by Harry A. Milman
Here is the 8th genre winner for the category of Thrillers in the Book Talk Radio Club Awards. There are a lot of questions in this book, which I think is a sign of a good mystery. Can a self-described suave toxicologist and a slovenly private investigator find out … Continue reading A Death at Camp David by Harry A. Milman
Blood Ribbon by Roger Bray
This book is the Best in Thrillers winner of 2018 Book Talk Radio Club Awards. While this book definitely fits the thriller genre it has a nice benefit of not being gruesome. I would easily share this with a mature YA reader. Another benefit is that this book is a standalone and has a complete … Continue reading Blood Ribbon by Roger Bray
Love Fiesta Style: 17 Texas Short Stories by Various Authors
If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you notice that I rarely read and review romance. In fact there are only two romance writers that I automatically say yes to - one of them is Jessie Scott. Of course, when she approached me about reading this collection I said yes! Plus the fact … Continue reading Love Fiesta Style: 17 Texas Short Stories by Various Authors
The Hard Goodbye By Chris Miller
I have read a few things by this author so I know that when I start one of his books I need a few things to be in place. Like daylight, someone close by, and a chunk of time because I won’t want to put it down. I took this read with me to the … Continue reading The Hard Goodbye By Chris Miller
Nexus of Change (Tasks of the Nakairi Book 2) by K. E. Young
While this is the second book in the series, it reads more like an episode – meaning the main character has changed from the first book. Even though I could never think of anyone as “just a librarian,” this main character is that and so much more. A Martial arts expert, creative jewelry maker and … Continue reading Nexus of Change (Tasks of the Nakairi Book 2) by K. E. Young
A Prisoner’s Perspective – The Redemption of a Criminal Mastermind by Mike Savage
While this book won the Best In Memoirs category of the Book Talk Radio Club Awards, it is much more than a tale of a man’s life. The author was a prisoner in the literal sense but also in the mental sense too. The book gives us just a glimpse into the … Continue reading A Prisoner’s Perspective – The Redemption of a Criminal Mastermind by Mike Savage
