The Patriot Witch by C. C. Finlay

I have C.C. Finlay’s blog on my LiveJournal f-list so I’ve been hearing about The Patriot Witch and the other books in his Traitor to the Crown series for a while now. When his publisher offered it as a free download I took the opportunity to find out how Finlay executed his idea. What if witches… Continue reading The Patriot Witch by C. C. Finlay

Secrets to Happiness by Sarah Dunn

About Secrets to Happiness It’s hard to resist that cover, isn’t it?  That dog knows bliss.  In Secrets to Happiness, Holly Frick was dumped by her ex-husband a year ago and she hasn’t gotten over him.  Her best friend is ready to have an affair and makes Holly meet the man.  Holly has been contacted by an ex-boyfriend’s… Continue reading Secrets to Happiness by Sarah Dunn

Secrets to Happiness Blog Tour Stop

On June 12th I’ll have my book review available for Sarah Dunn’s book Secrets to Happiness as one of the tour stops for her newest release.  Below are the other tour stops.  Most will have reviews of the books but there may be a few with interviews or book giveaways.  Many thanks to Miriam from Hachette… Continue reading Secrets to Happiness Blog Tour Stop

Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford

When I first began hearing about this book I thought the cover was pretty.  The title made me think it might deal with a chocolate shop in a hotel.  I was mistaken.  The Panama Hotel in Seattle becomes a landmark in Henry Lee’s life of a bittersweet time for him during World War II.  In… Continue reading Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford

Introducing Jamie Ford

Tomorrow I’ll have a review of Jamie Ford’s debut novel, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet.  He’s on tour this month through Pump Up Your Book Promotion. About Jamie Ford: Career-wise, Jamie went to art school in Seattle to become an illustrator, and ended up an art director/copywriter. He’s won an embarrassingly large… Continue reading Introducing Jamie Ford

Follow Me by Joanna Scott

  The cover to Follow Me is intriguing.  Is the female running to or from something?  The first paragraph of the book jacket doesn’t answer the question but it pulled me into the story. On a summer day in 1946, Sally Werner, the precocious daughter of hardscrabble Pennsylvania farmers, accepts her cousin Daniel’s invitation to… Continue reading Follow Me by Joanna Scott

Abiding Hope and Love Giveaway and Excerpts

Connie Arnold has graciously provided a signed copy of Abiding Hope and Love for one of my lucky readers.  All you have to do to enter is leave a comment between now and Wednesday, April 29th at 11:30pm Eastern to let me know of your interest.  This is open to international postal addresses.  The winner… Continue reading Abiding Hope and Love Giveaway and Excerpts

Wolfsbane and Mistletoe edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L. P. Kelner

The premise behind this short story collection is throw the words “Christmas” and “werewolves” at a bunch of authors and see what happens.  The stories are as varied as the writers.  Some use Christmas as a focus and others use it merely as a time frame for the story.  All involve werewolves but only one… Continue reading Wolfsbane and Mistletoe edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L. P. Kelner

Magic, Mensa and Mayhem by Karina Fabian

This year the Mensa World Gathering is being held in Florida at BillyBeaver(TM)’s Fantasyland and several Faerie citizens have been invited.  The Gap between the Mundane and Faerie dimensions hasn’t been open long and with rumors of an upcoming war amongst the High Elves Bishop Aiden wants Vern and Sister Grace to keep an eye on things. … Continue reading Magic, Mensa and Mayhem by Karina Fabian

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