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New Year’s Eve – 2025
Something a little different this New Year's Eve, both for the blog, and for me. Fireworks and toasts didn't seem to work last year. 2025 wasn't the best year for many of us. So, this year, it's books and light. That seems appropriate for the books we discuss, and...
Favorite Books of 2025
Some years I have a hard time even coming up with ten books for my list of favorites. This year, I cut a few out. It's just my own preference to do ten. I tell people who send their lists that they don't have to limit it to ten. As Mark Barker said, it's supposed...
New Year’s Nosferatu by Heather Graham
One last short story to end the year? New Year's Nosferatu is one of Heather Graham's Krewe of Hunters short stories available on Kindle. It hints at the new spin-off that starts with The Witching Hours, published at the end of January. Graham's short stories...
Kevin’s Corner Annex – The Fatal Saving Grace by Jim Nesbitt
Not only coming down to the end of the year, but also the end of my visit with Mom. I'm not sure what I'll have on the blog on Monday, but on Tuesday, I'm running my list of Favorite Books of 2025. Today, I'm running one of Kevin Tipple's reviews. Thank you, Kevin!...
All My Bones by P.J. Nelson
I may be responsible for my reaction to P.J. Nelson's All My Bones since I read the book in fits and starts over the Christmas holidays. Although I like the characters, the plot seemed a little disjointed. And, I still have the same complaint about the protagonist,...
What Are You Reading?
I hope I didn't mess up too many people with the change in the blog schedule this week, but today just seemed to be the best day to talk about our week and our reading. I hope your days were as nice as mine. Christmas Eve I went to Midnight Mass with my Mom. Then...
