Book Reviews
Book Reviews
Reading Round Up – End of Summer Edition
One of the best parts about going on vacation is it gives me the ability to attack my ever unruly to-read list. Unfortunately, my list is rather like a hydra, as I usually wind up adding three more books to its roster with every completed novel – but I like to pretend I’m making some…
Dead Flies and Sherry Trifle by Geoff Le Pard – A Rambling Review
I have two children under the age of ten which apparently means that I have two people who can somehow muster the strength to throw every single pillow or cushion off a bed or couch without breaking a sweat and yet can’t seem to muster the energy required to close the door all the way…
A Thousand Rooms by Helen Jones: A Rambling Review
It is a rare book that makes me care about the characters before the end of the first act. A Thousand Rooms, by Helen Jones – this book, had me crying before I’d even read ten percent. Repeatedly. And not just a little. I had to put it down more than once in order to…
The Fair and Foul by Allie Potts, a review.
What an unexpected surprise and a great way to start my day. Of course, now I have to work doubly hard on the next one. Note: Eric Klingenberg, a very entertaining blogger worth reading and author of the review, updated the link to his original post. Those interested can now find it at https://erick79.wordpress.com/2016/02/04/the-fair-and-foul-by-allie-potts-a-review/
Software, Service, and Other Non-Book Reviews
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