If you have a child between the ages of 8 and 12, particularly, but not exclusively, boys, and you’re looking for an activity that will bring you closer together and fight off the video games, you should buy this book and read it to your child/children. Start 45 days before Christmas, and read one chapter … More The Naughty List, by Thomas Conway
Author Steve Lindahl says in the afterward of this lovingly written book that he wanted to tell a story true to the life of the key character, actress Lotta Crabtree, while creating fictional characters who orbited around her. His mission was to write a reasonably accurate historical narrative about the era of the story, which … More Living in a Star’s Light: A novel based on the life of Miss Lotta Crabtree, by Steve Lindahl
Blogger Louise Wise (and her alter-ego, T.E. Kessler) has a site called “Fiction with a Touch of Reality,” where they discuss all variety of fiction writing. Louise invited me to do an interview for her, which included some unique questions that were fun to answer! You can view the interview HERE.
It’s not easy to spin out a captivating mystery yarn and at the same time to address the sensitive topic of spousal abuse. Valerie Davisson has managed it here, in book #4 in her Logan McKenna mystery series. This is a compelling story about a woman and her 3-year-old daughter trying to stay hidden from … More Vanishing Day, by Valerie Davisson
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I only wish I had more books for this reader! Carolyn Valdez —5.0 out of 5 stars Suspenseful Read — Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2020 — Format: Kindle Edition — This is the first I have read by this author but it definitely will not be the last. I enjoy the fact … More New review for Righteous Assassin!
Detectives Mike Stoneman and his partner Jason Dickson just could not quit investigating a presumed suicide that Medical Examiner Michelle McNeill thinks is suspicious. That’s just the tip of the iceberg of all the action in Deadly Enterprise. Following Chapman’s first book, Righteous Assassin, in the timeline and characters, the author did not lose one … More Terrific review of Deadly Enterprise from TheAuthorsShow.com
Move over Harry Bosch, there’s a new guy in town. I have loved Harry Bosch from the first book through book 28 and until now, have never found another like him. Well, that wait is over. Detective Michael Stoneman can match wits with Harry any day of the week. Chapman’s writing is clear, concise, crisp … More Review for Righteous Assassin from Linda Thompson — host of “The Authors’ Show” podcast
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