Review of THE BLUE BATH by Mary Waters-Sayer
The Blue Bath, by Mary Waters-Sayer, is a story of unexpected passion and forbidden love. Reminiscent of The Thorn Birds and The Bridges of Madison County, but set in Paris…
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Book Review – What Kind of Loser Indie Publishes, and How Can I Be One, Too? by Pamela Fagan Hutchins
Attention Indie Publishers!! If you want to know how to Indie publish, or Indie market, or Indie anything book-related, this is the book for you! Pamela Fagan Hutchins puts a…
Review of Blood Defense by Marcia Clark (Yes, THE Marcia Clark)
Wow!! Talk about your killer endings!! Samantha Brinkman is a sassy, no-nonsense criminal defense attorney with a run-down office in the middle of LA’s gang territory. She defends the worst-of-the-worst…
Review of THE PERFECT SON by Barbara Claypole White
Ella Fitzwilliam is a mom devoted to her unique son, Harry. After many false medical opinions, Harry was finally diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome. Their lives had been soldered together by…
Review of The Opposite of Everyone by Joshilyn Jackson
This book is a genre kaleidoscope – a mystery, hiding inside a courtroom drama, hiding inside a domestic thriller, hiding inside a literary novel. The composite of these elements is…
Review of Come And Take It by Landon Wallace
“Come and Take It!” – the war-cry shouted by the defenders of the Alamo, but also the title of the new book by Landon Wallace. What makes this book unique…
Review of Rainy Day Women by Kay Kendall
Rainy Day Women is a groovy blast from the past! Kendall’s new-adult murder mystery is set in the flower-power era of the late Sixties. Austin Starr, a new young mother,…
Review of “Call Girls 4-Emily” by Emma Jaye…
The Call Girls is an erotic romance series which tells the stories of members of a high-end escort service in Brighton, England. Emily was about a British aristocrat, Emmeline Grinshaw-Flynn,…