Fury of the Gods by Amy Braun

Fury of the Gods Amy Braun (Areios Brothers #3) Genres: Adult, Urban Fantasy Fate brings consequence. Separated from his brother by curses and lies, Derek Areios is forced into hiding. With rogue goddesses on his side, he begins his search for the Mind of Cronus. But his plans come to a screeching halt when the […]

Pondathon!

I wasn’t going to partake of any challenges or the like for 2020 due to health. Especially since I tend to forget about them over the long haul. However, I stumbled upon this and it just seems like such fun! It’s also working within a much narrower time frame. That’s good for me! I’m gonna […]

Book Review: A Cabinet of Linguistic Curiosities by Paul Anthony Jones

Linguistics is fascinating, even if it’s not my area of expertise in anthropology. As a writer and poet, I love language and playing with words! Learning words lost to time is fun, and Jones’ A Cabinet of Linguistic Curiosities didn’t disappoint. There’s a word for each day of the year, with a bit about how […]

December 2019

Books Read and Reviewed in December Cry Pilot by Joel Dane, Dec 2nd , 4* Two Thousand Lines by Michelle Jester, Dec 3, 5* The Weight of a Soul by Elizabeth Tammi, Dec 7, 2* Ten Tales of a Dark Tomorrow by Kevin A. Kuhn, Dec 8, 5* The Healing Bowl by Anita Fisk, Dec […]

Book Review: The Andromeda Evolution by Michael Crichton/ Daniel H Wilson

Decades after the Andromeda Strain wiped out Piedmont, Arizona, people have forgotten the danger. All but Eternal Vigilance, a military operation put in place to monitor for evidence Andromeda has returned. Now the remnants of a crashed ship in the Amazon have triggered alerts. Andromeda is back. A new Wildfire team is selected to investigate […]

Book Review: The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton

When a deadly contagion wipes out the small city of Piedmont, Arizona following the crash of a US satellite, it sets into motion Project Wildfire. Comprised of five scientists, Wildfire is dedicated to dealing with pathogens that may arrive from an extraterrestrial origin. Of the original Piedmont population, only two survived- an old man and […]

New York and Me- Paul Tudor Owen/ The Weighing of the Heart

Paul Tudor Owen, whose debut novel The Weighing of the Heart is published by Obliterati Press, explains why he chose to set his book in New York City  Like many people, I fell for New York before I’d ever set foot there. Growing up 3,000 miles across the Atlantic in Manchester, for me New York […]

The Weighing of the Heart by Paul Tudor Owen

Welcome to the blog tour for The Weighing of the Heart by Paul Tudor Owen. Read on for more details from this exceptional debut and enter for your chance to win one of three signed copies of the book!   The Weighing of the Heart Publication Date: March 22, 2019 (Obliterati Press) Genre: Literary Fiction […]

Book Review: Cold Storage by David Koepp

In a delightful blend of speculative science in the vein of Michael Crichton and cheesy horror a la Hunter Shea, Cold Storage by David Koepp follows two unlikely heroes as they come face to face with a deadly, adaptive organism whose danger has been all but forgotten.  Decades in the past, the tiny town of […]