For several months, my WIP has consumed my time. My paranormal historical fiction novel is currently at 40,000 words, but there’s still much work before I reach my goal of completion by late-fall or early-winter. Meanwhile, when my tired brain needs a rest, I take to reading a good book. A recent find was Glendy Vanderah’s…
Tag: Suspense
Books: Reading List
If you’re a writer, you should be reading. But who has TIME to read, write, and handle all that life throws at you in 24 hours? It’s tough! Mentally fatigued, unable to get past the first and second chapters, picking up and putting down books is a sure sign it’s time to take a…
Book Review: Justice for Belle by Didi Oviatt
Book Title: Justice for Belle Author: Didi Oviatt Genre: Psychological Thriller, Suspense Publisher: Creativia Publishing, May 15, 2019 Kindle Pages: 119 Blurb Ahnia has a very dicey past, one that is scratching under the surface, just dying to get out. She’s hit rock bottom, broke and desperate to be on top again. When she finds…
Book Review: The Mother Of All Things by Gabriel Blake
Title: The Mother Of All Things Author: Gabriel Blake Genre: Psychological Thriller Publisher: DRF Publishing July 26, 2018 Kindle Pages: 282 Pages Goodreads Blurb: It was supposed to be a new beginning for Elaine Davis. Returning to her childhood home in North Yorkshire, she hopes to move on from a devastating past and rebuild her life…
Book Review: Deadly Spirits by E. Michael Helms
Title: Deadly Spirits (A Mac McClellan Mystery Book 4) Author: E. Michael Helms Genre: Hard-Boiled Mystery, Thriller, Suspense Publisher: Camel Press, January 3, 2017 Kindle Pages: 268 Pages Goodreads Synopsis When PI Mac McClellan’s girlfriend convinces him to join the Palmetto Paranormal Society, he becomes embroiled in a case of whooodunnit. The society…
Finally!
I’ve been away, but not gone entirely, thoroughly engrossed in my characters, it was an effort that required any extra time I had left in a busy, chaotic life. Finally, I’m done with my third novel, Kalorama Road, titled initially, A Blog Affair. Much like marathon training I’d done over the years, the novel required…
