Suspense, Passion…Fiction That Flutters The Heart
Ciao, amici! I have to apologize for the links this week. My computer is broken and in the shop for repairs. (I don't want to talk about it.) Consequently, collecting links and assembling posts has been a challenge. Hopefully, I'll have it back next week. But they're saying 7-10 days, so I'm not optimistic. Anyway, this... Continue Reading →
Ciao, amici! For those of you who don't know, I'm Roman Catholic. While the calendar year is winding down, the Church year has just begun. We are now in the season of Advent, which is a time of preparation. Don't worry; this isn't going to be a religious post. But I think all writers bring parts... Continue Reading →
Ciao, amici! This is Thanksgiving week here in the United States, and as you're reading this, I'm either preparing or lying in bed thinking about everything I have to do. Or maybe I'm finally sleeping, exhausted with all that's going on. But I don't mind at all. My family will all be together for the... Continue Reading →
Last week, I helped Judi Lynn promote her upcoming cozy mystery release, The Body in the Attic. In that post, I promised to post my review soon. And that's what I've got for you today.
"Anyone who thinks fallen leaves are dead has never watched them dancing on a windy day." How nice to know there are people who can look past inconveniences to see the beauty in the world.
I'm really excited to introduce a new-to-this-blog author today and her new novel, The Body in the Attic. I was lucky enough to get an ARC of this book (I'll post my review soon), and I'm so glad to have become acquainted with both the writer and her work. Please help me give a warm welcome to Judi Lynn as we talk about her latest release.
As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. (John F. Kennedy)
It's National Author's Day, so I wanted to do a few things: wish authors a happy day, encourage readers to try a new author, and suggest honoring an author with a review.
Stephen King on long novels: Reading a good long novel is in many ways like having a long and satisfying affair.
