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…
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Review of Forever Family by Deanna Roy
Forever Family is the last book of the Forever series by Deanna Roy. The series explores the lives of three twenty-something friends – Corabelle, Jenny, and Tina – as they…
Writers Helping Writers…
I’ve recently tried very hard to become part of the author community. I try to support both indie authors and traditionally-published authors in any way I can. I’ve decided a…
Graphic Design For Dummies & Cheapskates
OK, I know we writers aren’t generally dummies, and we’re not necessarily cheapskates (just usually poor), but making cool web designs – whether they be for your website or a…
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,…
Book Review: Eight Hundred Grapes by Laura Dave
It takes 800 grapes to make a bottle of wine. But what does it take to make a family? And keep it? Laura Dave’s Eight Hundred Grapes is a wonderful…
Writers: You Are Not Alone…
If you’re a writer, you’re probably quite familiar with the struggles of not only finishing your manuscript, making a gazillion revisions, getting feedback from beta readers, and then making more…
Review of THE FIRE SERMON by Francesca Haig
Europe in the post-apocalyptic world. The Earth has finally absorbed the fall-out from its nuclear destruction. Evolution has once again made way for the human race to continue. But now…