#BookReviews: the lightning round! Part 1. #TuesdayBookBlog #historical #thriller #romance
I have to face the truth. I’m a terrible person. For the past few days weeks months, I’ve been merrily …
Category Archives: Reviews
So you want to write a western? Plus #BookReview of Marta’s Daughter by Gordon Rottman #Western #humor
Thinking of writing a Western? As genre’s go, this one’s tropes are relatively easy to nail: Set it in the American …
Slide into great characters… Plus #Bookreview #NewRelease THE SLAVE CITY by @CelineJeanjean #fantasy #steampunk #scifi
From hero to villain in one easy slide… When I reviewed the first volume of Celine Jeanjean’s sword and sorcery steampunk series, …
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 …
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 …
#RBRT #BookReview of BRAND NEW FRIEND by @k8vane #PoliceThriller #TuesdayBookBlog
[note from Barb] I don’t know if it was chatbombing David and Captain Bob [here], and some of the other …
#Bookreview : Murder At The Marina by @EllenJacobson #humor #sailing #MurderMystery
What makes an amateur detective? In 1841, Edgar Allen Poe published the first modern detective story, “The Murders in …
Hundreds of Tiny Threads: #BookReview of The Howarth Family Trilogy by @JudithBarrow77 #Family #HistFic #TuesdayBookBlog
Chains do not hold a marriage together. It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads, which sew people together through the …
