Spider’s Bite by Jennifer Estep My rating: 4 of 5 stars I enjoyed this book, and plan to go on to the next book in the series, Web of Lies. I’m hoping that Jennifer Estep grows as an author, though, as the…
Review: Moon Fever (anthology)
Moon Fever by Susan Sizemore My rating: 1 of 5 stars This was one of those “I finished the last thing I was reading and I’m bored, what’s already loaded on the iTouch?” reads. It was on there because the anthology…
Review: and Falling, Fly by Skyler White
and Falling, Fly by Skyler White My rating: 5 of 5 stars Sam has been after me to read this book for weeks, so as soon as I finished All Clear, I started it. This book is different from anything else…
Review: All Clear by Connie Willis
All Clear by Connie Willis My rating: 5 of 5 stars Well, this volume moved much more quickly than Blackout did! Having read a brief piece written by Ms. Willis thanking those who stood by her as one book spread into…
Review: All Clear by Connie Willis
Originally published at Enemy of Entropy. You can comment here or there. All Clear by Connie Willis My rating: 5 of 5 stars Well, this volume moved much more quickly than Blackout did! Having read a brief piece written by Ms.…
Review: Blackout by Connie Willis
Blackout by Connie Willis My rating: 4 of 5 stars Oh, Ms. Willis! I cannot believe you did this to me! A cliffhanger? After 512 many pages? And I hung in there SO long in the beginning when the book was…
Say goodbye to Kansas, Dorothy
From LiveJournal’s “Writer’s Block” prompt: If you woke up surrounded by doctors who told you that you’d been in a medical experiment since birth and that your entire life had been a dream, how do you think you’d react? I’d want…
Put it all together, it spells Mother
From LiveJournal’s “Writer’s Block” prompt: What’s the most important lesson your mom taught you? You can’t believe the words, only the actions. No, I don’t ever recall her saying it. It’s something I had to learn the hard way. Current Mood:…
Question of the Day: Put it all together, it spells Mother
From LiveJournal’s “Writer’s Block” prompt: What’s the most important lesson your mom taught you? You can’t believe the words, only the actions. No, I don’t ever recall her saying it. It’s something I had to learn the hard way.