NO – YOU ARE NOT SEEING DOUBLE. I have posted this before but…... I so enjoyed this book! See the original review below. But even better the author contacted me and offered a free Paperback copy if I wanted to give it away! Here’s your chance – Comment on this blog and that’s your entry … Continue reading Win a paperback copy of this book!
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Shadows of Doubt by Timothy R. Baldwin
In the second book in the Middle School series “Kahale and Claude Mystery”, the four friends from Camp Lenape, Alissa, Janice, Nate, and Marcus are back and involved in another mystery. I am always impressed with how Baldwin can write with such a complete understanding of life as a Middle Schooler. The mystery aspect of … Continue reading Shadows of Doubt by Timothy R. Baldwin
Void of Power by Andrew C. Raiford
This is a futuristic fantasy novel with a lot of action! The setting is Texas after the Cultural War Treaty has been set up. The treaty states the federal government and all of its agents may not enter the Void. The Void now belongs to no one and exists with its own rules. The inhabitants … Continue reading Void of Power by Andrew C. Raiford
Rico Stays by Ed Duncan
Although this is the third in a series, the writing is such that each book stands on its own. Rico is an independent contractor. He is totally at peace with his job as an eliminator. Rico has a personal code of ethics and only rids the world of the unwanted criminal element. He is a … Continue reading Rico Stays by Ed Duncan
Majestic Cove Mysteries Books 1-3 by Meredith Potts
This is a collection of short stories. It is definitely a fast read! Three different stories all about a Private Detective, Melody Clue, in the small town of Majestic Cove. (Yep, her last name is Clue and yes, fun quirky use of a word). The first two stories deal with solving murders and the … Continue reading Majestic Cove Mysteries Books 1-3 by Meredith Potts
Past Due by Richard Stockford
I am going to start with the fact that I really liked the main character, Clipper, in this book! He is smart, a good guy, hard worker, dedicated and honest while being very skilled with a gun. I also really liked the “history” part of the story. The book is broken into two parts, the … Continue reading Past Due by Richard Stockford
Our Teenage Years: Growing Up in a Small Town in the ’80s by T J Wray
Childhood is hard enough without having anything different or unique about your experience. When you add your parents getting an awful divorce, moving frequently from town to town, and personal bad choices, life is even more challenging. It is not surprising that many will be able to relate to this story because the truth is, … Continue reading Our Teenage Years: Growing Up in a Small Town in the ’80s by T J Wray
