
Bluff by Michael Kardos, a review
Happy (belated) Thanksgiving, friends! I hope you’re all enjoying the holiday, but if you’re looking for a little escape, check out the new book review up on Quotation Re:Marks.
Happy (belated) Thanksgiving, friends! I hope you’re all enjoying the holiday, but if you’re looking for a little escape, check out the new book review up on Quotation Re:Marks.
I’ve got a new, unique book review up! Check out this honest, spoiler-free review of Searching for Gertrude by D.E. Haggerty, plus some of my favorite quotes from the historical romance novel – which was sent to me by the author herself!
Happy Holidays readers! It’s been a while but here is a books review! Yep – books. Plural. I read The Crazy Rich Asians trilogy. and figured I’d sum them up in one review. Let me know what you think.
Hello friends! I read a fiction!
check out my spoiler free and honest review of Stillhouse Lake by Rachel Caine, plus some of the best quotes from this modern day thriller.
My honest review of the fiction, dog rescue inspired book ‘A Right to Live’ by Christine Duts including the best quotes from this cute book.
It’s an endearing little tale from the perspective of a down-on-her-luck dog, Rusty. The story starts out with Rusty being abandoned and continues to follow her through ups and downs, two litters of puppies, and a couple different owners…
A short story about an evening in the life of a family with young kids – costumes, parties, and sarcasm all rolled into a flash fiction!
The family had a big night planned; the kids were attending a big school party out by the old smokestacks for Halloween and Clair and her husband Ed had graciously volunteered to help.
My review of the fun, food-centered fiction novel ‘Delicious!’ by Ruth Reichl, including the best quotes from the book.
I found Delicious! in my local book store a while back. I was having a shopping spree day where I just looked at covers and found ones that appealed to me (yep – I was judging by the covers… but then reading the back and making an informed decision, of course).
Short story originally written for a writing challenge – “Today was Generational Integration Day at Meadow Winds Assisted Living. Some cockamamie outreach program designed to keep the residents active while promoting the facility’s “wonderful activities” to the community – you know in case there were people nearby thinking of sending their elders to this god forsaken hell hole….”