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Category Archives: Books
The Tough-As-Nails Regency Heroine Returns
Fortunately for me, I was able to start reading book two of the Olivia Featherstone Regency Adventures series right after I finished reading book one. “A Perilous Liaison” picks up right where “An Intriguing Deception” left off, and that was … Continue reading
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#52Ancestors in 52 Weeks: Check It Out
Faithful readers, I’ve told you before that my mother instilled in me a love of books and reading. It’s one of the best gifts a parent can give a child, I think. This week’s #52Ancestors prompt got me thinking about … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Genealogy, My Life, Pensacola
Tagged #52ancestors, Florida, Library Books, Pensacola
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Book Review: The Physician’s Dilemma
K. Lyn Smith became one of my favorite authors when I read the first book in this series, “The Astronomer’s Obsession.” Smith’s newest tale, “The Physician’s Dilemma” is similar in all the best ways. The heroine, Charlotte Grace, has worked … Continue reading
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I Discovered a Fantastic New Romance Author
I recently joined BookSirens, a website for readers who love to share their opinions about books. After scanning through the available titles, I selected a sweet Regency romance called “The Astronomer’s Obsession.” I had never read anything by the author, … Continue reading
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Tagged historical romance, Regency, sweet romance
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Another top-notch thriller from Hank Phillippi Ryan
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Tagged Hank Phillippi Ryan, mysteries, novel, thriller
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Book Review: The First to Lie
Hank Phillippi Ryan has a new book out. “The First to Lie” is a pretty terrific mystery, but this isn’t going to be so much a book review as an author review. I just love Hank’s books. The first ones … Continue reading
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Mystery-Thriller Giveaway
What would you do if your child was abducted, brutalized and left for dead? That’s the question at the heart of CounterPunch, a new novella by Patrice Williams Marks. This book really packs a punch, too. It’s told primarily … Continue reading
Book Review: The Other Woman (Mystery)
Hank Phillippi Ryan made her novelist name with the Charlotte McNally Mysteries, starting with “Prime Time” in 2009. Those were taut, well-plotted mysteries in a short form. Now, she’s digging in and deepening the plots for long-form novels. The first … Continue reading
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Tagged Hank Phillippi Ryan, mystery, novel, suspense, thriller, Tor-Forge
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Movies That Surpass Their Source Material
This morning, Nerdist News announced their list of five films that surpass their source material. I agree with one of them. Planet of the Apes is an amazing movie that takes author Pierre Boulle’s basic story to another level. Here … Continue reading
10 Reasons NOT to shop at Barnes and Noble
Barnes and Noble has a page on its website listing “10 Reasons to Shop at Barnes & Noble.com.” After my recent experience, I can easily give you 10 reasons NOT to shop there. 1. Their claim: “We Ship Fast!” I … Continue reading →