Category: Ebook
Birth of an American Gigolo by Deek Rhew
I love a good, dark comedy. Especially when the comedy in question takes elements from real life that we’re all aware of. Birth of an American Gigolo by Deek Rhew introduced me to Deek Rhew (a new to me author) and a story that won’t leave my mind anytime soon. Thank you to publisher Tenacious books for providing…
The Truth is Out there, and on Sale!
Everything old is new again, Star Wars is in theatres and the X-Files is coming back in a limited run series. I got an email, and found out that the ebook versions of many of the books I read back when the series was running (pre-2000s) were 99 cents a piece. While I have the…
Review: Sweet Girl by Rachel Hollis
After devouring Party Girl, I decided I had to seek out the next book in the series. Lucky me, Rachel Hollis’ Sweet Girl was available via the Kindle Owners Lending Library, so I didn’t have to break my resolution of not buying new books (to satisfy the Triple Dog Dare I’m doing). I cannot believe that…
Whoop, there it is! A Review of Party Girl by Rachel Hollis
I got this in 2015 as part of the Kindle Owner’s Lending Library and promptly forgot to read it. However, there was a book I was hoping to read and I noticed that I had Party Girl still borrowed. That propelled me to start it, and once I started it, I really enjoyed it! Landon Brinkley…
Wickedly Good Read : A review of Wicked Charms
I have only read one of the Lizzy and Diesel novels, but I have been a fan of Janet Evanovich since her first Stephanie Plum book. And, when a character named Diesel showed up in Stephanie’s world and then moved to a series of his own, I thought it was important to follow him. Random…
Stranger than Fictional Characters writing fiction: A Review of Doctor Who: Summer Falls and Other Stories
I saw a copy of this at my local big box bookstore and decided I didn’t want it because we weren’t yet caught up with the show. However, when Kindle offered it as one of their daily deals, I picked it up because I knew I would be reading it at some point–I LOVE that…