Wow! I mean WOW! This book really made me think. I even underlined portions of it. It is not that I found it academic, no, although it certainly has factual information in it and obviously Mario Kiefer did a terrific job of researching his work, but it is so real. I know of the life … Continue reading The Ordinary Life by Mario Kiefer
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Maniacal by C. M. Sutter
In this first in a series, Detective Jade Monroe is introduced as a Sheriff for the small fictional town of North Bend in Wisconsin. Murders seem to be popping up and all of them have the same calling card, a dime. At the scene of each new killing a dime shows up. A connection and … Continue reading Maniacal by C. M. Sutter
Trouble In Mudbug by Jana DeLeon
This is a fun cozy mystery! The small town of Mudbug is seeing a rash of murders, but who is doing the killing, and for Pete’s sake, why? In the bayou of Louisiana, not too far from New Orleans, Maryse is living a quiet life studying the plants of the swampy area. She is definitely … Continue reading Trouble In Mudbug by Jana DeLeon
A Fateful Greed by Patrick Kelly
Greed is a terrible thing, one of the seven deadly sins and as such, it does not get much worse. Patrick Kelly understands this and brings the story to life with his incredibly greedy characters. The story takes place in Austin, Texas - a city fueled by millennials with wealth beyond measure. As a native … Continue reading A Fateful Greed by Patrick Kelly
On Gustavo’s Farm by Dorsey Barger and Gustavo HausBar
I am passionate about children’s books. If you get a child hooked on reading, they have a lifetime of happiness. This book is one of those books that just makes you happy. The illustrations are fabulous and beautifully painted with love. The substance is perfect for children of all ages and it has some Spanish … Continue reading On Gustavo’s Farm by Dorsey Barger and Gustavo HausBar
Foam on the Crest of Waves by Silke Stein
This is a beautifully written story of a young girl and her family, struggling to deal with the things life has thrown at them. In the midst of this turmoil, they are living in an atmosphere of paradise, surrounded by clear blue water and gorgeous sea glass. On the Mendocino coast is a small … Continue reading Foam on the Crest of Waves by Silke Stein
Wine Comes in Six-Packs by Lisa M. Orban
I gotta say that I love the title of this book! It is why I decided to read it. I am not a wine drinker, as a matter of fact these days I don’t drink at all, but I have certainly been there. This is much more of a memoir than a novel, it is … Continue reading Wine Comes in Six-Packs by Lisa M. Orban
