Writing What I Know
Hey all… time for another monthly column. 🙂 They say you should write what you know. I don’t always think that’s true – I write a lot of sci fi and fantasy, and take readers places I have never been. Read more
Year: 2018
Audio Book Review: Tramps and Thieves (Murder and Mayhem #2) by Rhys Ford (Author) & Greg Tremblay (Narrator)
Reviewed by Annika TITLE: Tramps and Thieves SERIES: Murder and Mayhem #2 AUTHOR: Rhys Ford NARRATOR: Greg Tremblay PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press RELEASE DATE: October 10, 2017 LENGTH: 7 hours, 53 minutes BLURB: Whoever said blood was thicker than water Read more
New Release Review: Rogue in the Making (Studies in Demonology #2) by T.J. Nichols
Reviewed by Chris TITLE:  Rogue in the Making SERIES:  Studies in Demonology #2 AUTHOR:  T.J. Nichols PUBLISHER:  DSP Publications LENGTH: 284 pages RELEASE DATE: May 22, 2018 BLURB:  The blood sacrifices have brought rain to Demonside, but across Read more
Release Day Review: My Lavender Boyfriend by Marina Ford
Reviewed by Jess TITLE: My Lavender Boyfriend AUTHOR: Marina Ford PUBLISHER: Less Than Three Press LENGTH: 308 pages RELEASE DATE:Â May 23, 2018 BLURB: Simon Moussa is a formerly successful screenwriter who lives in London. He’s single and earns Read more
Book Review: Details of the Hunt (Details #1) by Laura Baumbach
Reviewed by Becca  TITLE: Details of the Hunt SERIES: Details #1 AUTHOR: Laura Baumbach PUBLISHER: MLR Press LENGTH: 314 pages RELEASE DATE:  BLURB: A 26th century, time-traveling, bounty hunter snatchs a 18th century Earth pirate in a deal Read more
Blog Tour incl Guestpost & Giveaway: L.A Witt – Wash Out (Anchor Point)
When a Secondary Character Takes Over It’s not unusual for secondary characters to forget their places and start acting like they should have the spotlight. Give them an inch, they steal the show. Or something. If you’ve read Afraid to Read more