Reading someone else’s memoir always puts me in a reflective space, so tonight I was inspired to go digging through some of the boxes that
Month: July 2011
This comprises this second request I’ve received via my blog for a review, and I have to say this was a MUCH happier experience for
I wanted to like this; it was the first invitation I’ve received via my blog to review a new, unknown (and indie!) author’s work. But
I had been holding off on actually picking this up and reading it, because I knew that given Carriger’s past performance I really wouldn’t be
To take a break from Stephanie Plum’s adventures, I betook myself to Victorian times today and read the latest of the Lady Julia Grey novels,
It was a satisfying reading weekend: I got to immerse myself in big-hair, 80s, Trenton, New Jersey and its famous, fictional, dysfunctional anti-heroine Stephanie Plum.
I admit to being a little compulsive with getting into a given genre. But after how much I enjoyed Two for the Dough yesterday, I
Strangely enough, I re-entered the world of mystery novels on the strength of another random Twitter conversation. I remembered Stephanie Plum fondly from five years
A random, recent Twitter conversation with @ShelMKE about the rarity of the name Shelby reminded me of an author I had met while in college,
This being the ninth book in this series… there’s not a lot I can say that won’t be a spoiler… so this is your fair