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
Science Fiction
The Wrong Stuff by Guy Thair
This was one of those books where the action is always going, and it is hard to decide where to stop when you need to get on with other things. Hannah Meredith is not your typical hero or adventure gal but that it just what she ends up having to be. The story has a … Continue reading The Wrong Stuff by Guy Thair
Lost in Amber by Esther Rabbit
This is a light and easy read – light sci-fi, light romance, a touch of witty banter between characters (one of my favorites!) and a dose of a good storyline. The main characters Zoey and her neighbor who just happens to be an Ambassador (from another planet) are well done and adorable in that trying … Continue reading Lost in Amber by Esther Rabbit
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
BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR – Book Talk Radio Club – The Autopsy of Planet Earth by R. Eastwood
I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing this book in September last year. I was so pleased to see that Book Talk Radio Club named it their Book of the Year. For my full review go here! The best part of this book winning is that my blogging partners JuliaPicks1 and TheStayAtHomeDaughter have now … Continue reading BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR – Book Talk Radio Club – The Autopsy of Planet Earth by R. Eastwood
Midnight Black – The Purge by R. J. Eastwood
I chose this book to end my year. Not because of closure but because of what I hope will lead to more great reads from this author in the coming year. A large portion of this quick paced book takes place in the main character’s mind. This unique perspective gives the reader insight that would … Continue reading Midnight Black – The Purge by R. J. Eastwood
Aaru: Halls of Hel (The Aaru Cycle) by Dr. David Meredith
This is the second book in this series. I read the first one several months ago, and you can read my review HERE. This book picks up and smoothly continues the storyline from the first book. The main characters are still the two sisters with Rose in the virtual world and Koren on Earth. In … Continue reading Aaru: Halls of Hel (The Aaru Cycle) by Dr. David Meredith
Beasts Beginning of the End Vol. 1 by Ana Levley
I recently spent 3 weeks in San Diego, and while I was there, I had the opportunity to have a nice long chat with this author. Her book, blog, and personable conversation convinced me to read her book. In full disclosure I am a partial Vegan, which I know to Vegans means that I am … Continue reading Beasts Beginning of the End Vol. 1 by Ana Levley
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
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
