#GenreMashup Week #BookReview number 3: Christmas in Switzerland by Melinda Huber #Romance
It’s not the destination…it’s the journey. As promised in my genre mashup post here (and just in time to kick off the …
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#GenreMashup Week #BookReview number 2: Atonement in Bloom by @teagangeneviene
As promised in my genre mashup post here, my next genre mashup is a new book by one of my favorite …
#GenreMashup Week #BookReview number 1: Fear & Phantoms by @CarolJHedges #VictorianDetective #RBRT
Now that you’re all genre experts after my intro-post here, I’ve promised a week of book reviews of new genre …
Let the #GenreMashup begin! #Mystery #Romance #Thriller #humor
In my recent blog here, I promised some short reviews of recent reads. The books are different in almost every …
November? How did that happen? Plus #BookReview Mister Fox by @SCVincent #GraphicNovel
Remember, remember the fifth of November…—Guy Fawkes chant On Monday my neighbors in our little village gathered on …
Top ten great reasons to get older. #humor #SundayBlogShare
[Excerpt from Life Begins When The Kids Leave Home And The Dog Dies] The advantages of geezerhood Every time I …
Know a writer? Send them this 5-star literary selfie! The Night Porter by Mark Barry, reviewed for #RBRT #TuesdayBookBlog
[Note: I’m traveling today, so here’s a repeat review of a favorite!] Do you know a writer? They need this book. …
Reblog: @GeorgiaRoseBook reviews ~ Don’t Touch by Barb Taub #urbanfantasy #humor
I’m thrilled and so grateful to Georgia Rose for this wonderful review of Don’t Touch from my Null City series—ESPECIALLY …
Pregnancy checklist PLUS #BookReview for #cozy #thriller Patches In The Rye by @KassandraLamb #TuesdayBookBlog
I heard that a recent scientific survey showed readers find women’s magazines damaging to their self-esteem. Women who …
Summer car trip with the family? Read this first… #humor #family #ThrowbackThursday
I would be a lot more judgmental, but I too have spawned. There are some cities—and okay, and a few states. And maybe Mexico…—to which I will never be able to return. But I have learned a few things…
Barb Taub 