#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 …
#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 …
I blame the Loch Ness Monster. #humor #travel #Scotland
Living in Scotland without seeing Loch Ness was like going to India and not seeing the Taj Mahal, or Paris without the Eiffel Tower, or California without ordering from the secret menu at In-N-Out Burger.
Separated at birth? Guest post by @Ellen__Jacobson #humor #sailing #MurderMystery
What do you do when you discover someone who’s (sort-of) lived your life? Ask her to do a guest post, …
The Decline of the English Murder #RBRT #BookReview, #humor #mystery
George Orwell was annoyed. The author of Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty Four said the war was probably to blame, but …
Cautionary Halloween Tale for Writers PLUS 2 #BookReviews #humor #SciFi #mystery #RBRT
The Castle Ghost—A Cautionary Short Halloween Story for Writers The Releaser’s chalk scraped the stone floors as she etched …
In 1492, conversos sailed the ocean blue… By Light of Hidden Windows #RBRT #Columbus #HistoricalRomance
What happened in 1492? An over-achieving Harvard-educated pediatrician once told me this was the only question she missed on her …
