Reye (Ray) and Stephen meet on a plane, both are students at the University of Texas. They hit it off and make plans to get together. Two weeks later they meet and the chemistry between them is too strong to not acknowledge. It is not long before they are practically living together. Both are focused … Continue reading Reye’s Gold by Ruthie Robinson
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Regen by Cassie Greutman
This fantasy/reality book is geared toward young adults. The book begins with Regen celebrating her 16th birthday. Regen is a high school student outside of Washington DC who lives with her foster parents, Dan and Nina. She has been in foster/children’s homes for years but only with Dan and Nina for about 2 years; she … Continue reading Regen by Cassie Greutman
Harley & the Kings of Graffiti by Denniger Bolton
Harley has retired after years of service as a meter reader in the small town in which he lives. He has three pet raccoons: Cormack, Dog and Zane. They are pets that he loves, feeds and cares for that are always good for a fun story. Harley is very helpful, taking care to pick up … Continue reading Harley & the Kings of Graffiti by Denniger Bolton
The Ordinary Monster by Mario Kiefer
Mario Kiefer is a truly amazing author! He fills his stories with what he calls “the ordinary”, and although they are ordinary, it is in Kiefer’s writing that they become extraordinary -- a mother becomes super mom, a son becomes super son and a monster becomes super monster. Kiefer writes in such a way that … Continue reading The Ordinary Monster by Mario Kiefer
The Last Straw by Ed Duncan
This is a rather dark, crazy story about a young girl who witnesses a murder. The police want her to testify if they get the killer. Her Mom and Dad have split and Mom is traveling the world without itinerary. Her Dad is raising her and the two of them live in an apartment complex … Continue reading The Last Straw by Ed Duncan
The Elizabeth Street Epiphany by Aaron S Gallagher
If you follow my blog, you know that I love series, especially if the characters are people you would want to know and maybe even be friends with, so it should not be a surprise that I love Gallagher’s newest book in the Bennett & Demarko mystery series. This 4th book is grittier than the … Continue reading The Elizabeth Street Epiphany by Aaron S Gallagher
The Ordinary Life by Mario Kiefer
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
