Today’s book review is on Tina Frisco’s book – Vampyrie. I will preface this review by saying that neither sci-fi or horror are my genres of interest and I wrongly presumed that these genres are what I’d apply to this book but more based on a different theory, a twist on the presumed […]
I was pleasantly surprised to find that friend and author Deborah Jay had read my latest book, P.S. I Forgive You. But I was more touched by the heartfelt review she wrote for the book. Deb’s review taught me that my story not only resonates with readers who have and are living similar situations […]
Today’s book review is on a wonderful book I read while on vacation that I’d recommend to all writers, The Plot Whisperer. This book is a wonderful rundown about how to construct plotting stories for writing books, offering various methods of outlining for both, the plotter and the pantser. Get this Book on Amazon! […]
How delighted I was to come across this wonderful and humorous review of my book Menowhat? A Memoir, by author Tina Frisco. I wrote that book as a memoir of my overwhelming journey through menopause. As I wrote about my trials and tribulations through that rocky ride, I offered some helpful tips which worked […]
I stumbled across another wonderful surprise today while checking my social media. I found this most beautiful review of my book, Have Bags, Will Travel, written by Terri Schrandt of Second Wind Leisure. Not only is it a delight to have our books reviewed, but some reviewers use some beautifully creative methods to write […]
I was pleasantly surprised while checking out a few blogs while on vacation and finding this wonderful review of my book Conflicted Hearts, reviewed by a most informative blogger and great book reviewer, Marsha Ingrao. LOOKING FOR AN EASY READ MEMOIR? Is that even possible, an easy read memoir? Almost by definition, a […]
Today’s book review is on one of the best books I have ever read on everything to do with marketing our books, from platform building to publishing and marketing, a cornucopia of information, Marketing on a Shoestring by Doris Maria Heilmann. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Doris’ work, she is one […]
My Sunday book review on No Sex Please, I’m Menopausal by Stevie Turner. If you like women’s fiction, a bit of chick-lit, and can identify with menopausal madness, you’ll like this book. Get this book on Amazon! Blurb: After going through the menopause Lyn finds that she no longer wants sex. […]
Today’s Sunday book review is on one of my all-time favorite books and movies, The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough. Often I find a book is always so much better than a movie, but this book (almost 800 pages) became a lengthy mini series back in 1983, the second highest rated mini series ever. I […]
I came across this wonderful review of my book Have Bags, Will Travel, on Marsha Ingrao’s blog, Marshajustwrites.com. It’s always a thrill to have a shiny new review for our books, but Marsha’s review was sheer entertainment and had me in stitches. Read part of the review here. And please continue over to Marsha’s page […]
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