Review: The Cold Cold Sea by Linda Huber—a 5-star psychological thriller
The Cold Cold Sea by Linda Huber They stared at each other, and Maggie felt the tightness in her middle …
Monthly Archives: January 2015
What I did on my excellent India Vacation—Part 2.
Temples, trains, and the kindness of strangers Despite blizzards, cancelled flights, de-icing delays, and an adjacent passenger who had made …
A Cry From The Deep: reviewed for #RBRT
I reviewed A Cry From The Deep by Diana Stevan for Rosie’s Book Review Team. *I received this book for …
Heroes and Villains and Indian Drivers
[NOTE: I’ll be traveling in India with two (brave or perhaps stupid) friends for the next several weeks. My apologies in …
Tales from Null City by Barb Taub
Originally posted on Lost in a good book:
This book contains two stories; the first and longest is Payback is a Witch. I would…
Free parenting advice: worth what you pay for it
The Cheerio-flinger mentioned in this post about how NOT to read a thriller reminded me of this Blast From The Past. Free …
The Violin Man’s Legacy—a great thriller and how NOT to read it
My guest today is the spectacularly talented and funny Seumas Gallacher. Seumas escaped from the world of finance five years …
Boyfriend from Hell: YA without the hair-flick. Or the vampires.
One of the things I’ve noticed about life is that there are a lot of things They don’t tell you. (Nobody …
An Epic Miniature: Review of A Weaver’s Web
Reading this week’s book was a tradeoff between enthusiasm and perseverance. It’s long, detailed, and the main character is often less …
It all comes out in the wash.
A few years ago, I made a big mistake: I let my husband move to England before me. By the …
