Cut – by Erin O’Riordan & Tit Elingtin & Beth Coney Smith – Review
That the authors can create rich and somewhat chilling atmosphere is proved by this book. At the very beginning, atmosphere is what sets the tone for the rest of the …
From a to Zoe: A Chick Lit Mystery – by Marie-Jo Fortis – Review
I wonder if it is the author’s autobiographical novel. Albeit I found the prologue to be a tad disheartening, it is great to see how the narrator finally settles in …
When the Serpent Bites – by Nesly Clerge – Review
I was quite impressed with this book overall. The very first thing I liked is the adroitness the author showed in conjuring an atmosphere that seems quite relatable yet somewhat …
Black 21: (Golden Hills Legacy Series, #1) Occult Supernatural – by Nancy Glynn – Review
This is one book which does not bore you with overlong, descriptive passages of natural sceneries or atmosphere. This is the kind of my book which, after giving you just …
Rose’s Sin: A Prequel – by Nancy Glynn – Review
Wish I had read it sooner… ….Then everything in the sequel would have made much more sense: esp. why the characters and situations were like the way they were. Anyway, …
Walkabout Dreaming: A Short Introduction – by Michael Mardel – Review
This author is an Australian native, and he makes his aim pretty clear on the very first page of this book: “1. To give non-indigenous an understanding and appreciation of …
Paul O’Leary: Trouble on the Farm (Boys’ Own) – by Michael Mardel – Review
This is quite a nice, feel good adventurous book on farming, written in present tense to keep you tensed throughout. I like the way the family members worked with one …
Going Underground: Independent Minds – by L.n Denison – Review
This is a nice book, at times typical and at other times, quite unconventional. The one thing I loved about this novel is its level of humor: certainly not slapstick, …
Oscar, Part One (Going Underground) – by L.n Denison – Review
Mainly for those interested in Oscar of Underground novel Although it starts out as a pseudo-history book (“David and Janna were regarded as political activists, disseminating their conspiracy theories on …
Gravitas: Valkyrie in the Forbidden Zone – by Lynne Murray – Review
Fun-filled and enjoyable book for a Sunday afternoon read Apart from a very unique plot structured around a distinctive and unconventional matriarchal system we earthlings may not even witness in …