#RBRT review of spy thriller Rise of the Enemy by Rob Sinclair
Thrillers—who reads them and why? At a recent dinner, talk turned from the election results (still an emotionally raw subject) …
Category Archives: Book Review
Review of dark urban fantasy RAVEN’S WING, plus interview, contest, 2 Bonus Chapters
This week my guest is Shawna Reppert, award-winning author of the dark fantasy Ravensblood series It’s all Horace Walpole’s fault. In …
Review: Into A Million Pieces–YA paranormal thriller plus bonus Chapter 1
“Hell is empty and all the devils are here.” – William Shakespeare, The Tempest, Act 1, Scene 2 There …
#RBRT review of mystery thriller CAMERA…ACTION…MURDER! by Faith Mortimer
Meeting Agatha When I was ten, I had to stay home from school with strep throat. A fairly spectacular reaction …
Review: Mission Veritas, a dystopian sci-fi space opera—bring on the tropes!
Growing up, I loved classic science fiction. I read everything I could get my hands on, from Asimov to Zelazny. …
Hysterical Love: the perfect vacation read with ice cream
I read Hysterical Love at one go, sitting on a park bench on a sunny afternoon at the Tuileries Garden in …
Review: Ten-Gallon Tensions in Texas by Kassandra Lamb–reunions, in-laws, murder, and other vacation disasters
“I can’t wait for my thirtieth reunion” — said nobody ever On a recent post about reunions, Kassandra Lamb commented, …
#RBRT review of From Here to Nashville, plus Rom Novel: cliche or trope?
Girl and Boy realize they can overcome the Obstacle. They have sex, and live HEA—or, if this is a series—HFN
Guardians of the Dead: YA magical girl coming-of-age fantasy, Reviewed for #RBRT
Guardians of the Dead by S.L. Wilson When sixteen-year-old Amber Noble’s dreams begin to weave into her reality, she turns …
What is it about the Trickster? Interview with Sue Vincent plus review of Mister Fox: The Legend
I have seen them write in fire on the darkness…and heard the drums beaten with flaming brands.
Barb Taub 