Reviews + Articles
Susan Spann, Guest Author
Today, I'd like to welcome guest author Susan Spann. I think you'll enjoy her guest post since we've been talking about Japanese books including The Cat Who Saved Books. Spann's post is a perfect follow-up. Susan Spann is the award-winning, bestselling author of...
Have You Heard? Dianne Freeman’s A Fiancée’s Guide to First Wives and Murder
Dianne Freeman's fifth Countess of Harleigh mystery, A Bride's Guide to Marriage and Murder, is scheduled for release on June 28. (I no longer say will be released because I can't be sure nowadays.) Here's a sneak peek at the cover. Since I have a Monday deadline,...
Enough Already by Valerie Bertinelli
I don't think there's an American woman who is satisfied with her physical appearance. Valerie Bertinelli's memoir, Enough Already: Learning to Love the Way I Am Today, is a testament to that. She stresses over the ten pounds she's lost and gained for her entire...
Winners and A Thriller Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. Emily G. from San Antonio, TX won A Dash of Death. Daniel M. from Weymouth, MA will receive Desolation Canyon. The books are going out in the mail today. This week, I'm giving away thrillers that take place at the...
What Are You Reading?
I don't really have anything to talk about this week, except books. That doesn't mean you can't tell us what's happening in your life or with your local weather. This month, our genre study at work is memoirs. On Saturday, I'll review Valerie Bertinelli's Enough...
Apparently There Were Complaints by Sharon Gless
I seldom read celebrity memoirs, so maybe most of them are as brutally honest as Sharon Gless' Apparently There Were Complaints. She doesn't hesitate to share her faults, and she had plenty. She has an addictive personality, and it came out in many ways in her...