#RBRT #BookReview of #Thriller Need to Find You by @josephsouza3 #TuesdayBookBlog
Thrillers—who reads them and why? At a recent dinner, talk turned from the still emotionally-raw subjects of Brexit and US …
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The darker the humor, the funnier the books? 2 for #ComedyBookWeek #weekendblogshare @laughriotpress @zombinanora
What is dark humor? (You know you laughed…) When my daughter was a toddler, she had a joke that never …
#ComedyBookWeek #BookReview: Do Not Wash Hands In Plates PLUS sneak preview of next book (Camels!)
Originally posted on Happymeerkatreviews:
Here’s another book review for #ComedyBookWeek. Thank you to Barb Taub for the free copy I downloaded of…
Want to write a YA blockbuster? #ComedyBookWeek plus #BookReview YA #SciFi THE RIFT by J. T. Stoll
Peter Parker: “I can’t go to Germany!” Tony Stark: “Why not?” Peter: “I have…homework.” Tony: “Okay, I’m going to pretend …
#ComedyBookWeek: Home is where the haunt is? #Bookreview MUST LOVE GHOSTS by @_ani_gonzalez #SundayBlogShare
“Make it dark, make it grim, make it tough, but then, for the love of god, tell a joke.” —Joss …
Forecast? Steamy with a chance of dragons~ The Rocks of Aserol by @RichardDockett1 #steampunk #SciFi #Bookreview
There’s something about the romance and victorian propriety of steampunk that brings a comforting, classic familiarity to everything it touches. And with the way the world has gone lately, I wonder if we could all use a little of that? Wouldn’t you just love to slap an eye-patch and maybe some goggles on Hillary and send her out with a steam-powered harpoon to shoot down zeppelins? (Large orange ones full of gas and hot air perhaps?)
Bad reviews = good company! #1-starClassics #SundayBlogShare
When I get a bad review… I play the one-star game. It’s easy! Just take any classic work of literature, and …
Visions of Zarua by @rogersonsm #fantasy epic with a twist #Bookreview
It sucks to be the Chosen One… I like tropes. They are a wonderful shorthand that tells us immediately what’s …
Page 69 challenge: Let There Be Linda by Rich Leder #FridayReads #humor #thriller
Describe Let There Be Linda in two words. Try Two Sentences. I can do six words: black comic thriller of the year. And I can do five words: silly, bloody, violent, hilarious fun. And I can do five words again: Monty Python meets Quentin Tarantino. And, finally, I can do two words: wild ride.
Scariest book déjà vu ever? Five Days in January by @TheRTLowe #TuesdayBookBlog #SciFi #Fantasy
Harry Potter meets the 2016 US presidential campaign: I have to start this book review with an apology. I found it …
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