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Interview with Dana Ridenour
If you haven't yet come across Dana Ridenour's books, I'm happy to introduce you. The author herself has a fascinating background. I can't wait to have her answer questions about herself and her latest book, Below the Radar. Thank you, Dana, for taking the time for...
Ten Years a Nomad by Matthew Kepnes
I was never the kind of traveler that Matthew Kepnes was. He was a backpacker who traveled the world for ten years, drinking and partying. But, Ten Years a Nomad: A Traveler's Journey Home is worth reading even if you're not the type to appreciate a partying...
Have You Heard? Julie Hyzy’s Affairs of Steak
Friday morning was my monthly review deadline for Library Journal, so I only now had the chance to start a book that doesn't come out in October or November. You'll get to read reviews of those books when the time comes. Tomorrow, I'll have one of my reviews up. In...
Winners and A Dog Days of August Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. The copies of The Dead Girl in 2A will go to Renee G. from Valleyford, WA and Alma C. of Mountain Home, AR. Daniel M. from Weymouth, MA won The Moroccan Girl. The books will go out in the mail tomorrow. Because...
What Are You Reading?
It's Thursday! Let's talk about books. What have you been reading in the last week? Friday's my deadline for Library Journal for the October issue, so I've been reading October and November releases. There are some terrific ones coming up, some of the...
The Truth Behind the Lie by Sara Lovestam
Sara Lovestam's detective story, The Truth Behind the Lie, has several unusual twists. One of them will surprise readers in the very last line of the book. Kouplan is desperate to make ends meet in Stockholm. The undocumented Iranian refugee risks everything by...