Archive for January, 2010
Death of a Witch by M.C. Beaton (Review #2)
This was a light, charming mystery, remaining true to the author’s formula of Hamish finding clues no one else seems to find, using his sources in an entertaining and deceptive way, constantly battling Inspector Blair, of women fighting over Hamish, and Hamish trying to solve the crime without drawing attention to himself so he won’t be promoted and have to leave his beloved village of Lochdubh.
January 31, 2010
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Top Thriller Writers at Thrillerfest 2009
VIDEO: WHAT IS YOUR MOST GRUESOME DEATH SCENE?
Video: WHO IS THE BADDEST “BAD GUY”?
Video: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MYSTERY AND A THRILLER?
Video: HANNIBAL LECTER:
January 31, 2010
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The Wife’s Tale by Lori Lansens
Lori Lansens does an excellent job of pulling the reader right into Mary’s life. It doesn’t take long for the reader to want to cheer her on. You will feel for Mary as she gets carried away with her compulsive eating.
January 31, 2010
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Written in Bone by Simon Beckett
Undoubtedly one of the most mystifying books ever written and Beckett deserves much praise for his work. Excellent!!
January 31, 2010
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Who Owns the World by Kevin Cahill
The book had great points on land ownership, but was rather depressing. In spite of all so-called “social progress” in “rule of law” based states, land ownership is still restricted to the elites.
January 27, 2010
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Size Eight in a Size Zero World by Meredith Cagen
Size Eight in a Zero Size World is a great book about women and our feelings about who we are and what we are worth.
January 27, 2010
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Where the Heart Was by Glenn G. Boyer (Review #2)
Reviewed by Cy Hilterman
When I tackled this book I thought I would never get finished reading it. The size was humongous! But, as I read on I discovered there was very little the author could have left out of his story. “Where the Heart Was,” tells a family linage story that goes [...]
January 27, 2010
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Shadow of Power by Steve Martini (Review #3)
Another one of Martini’s interesting reads which makes the reader already looking for the next one that involves Paul Madriani! Well done!
January 27, 2010
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Moon River and Me by Andy Williams
Quite a journey and quite a story! Andy Williams tells his life story from the beginning in Wall Lake up to present day in Branson. And this memoir is one of the best that I have read.
January 27, 2010
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Aksandar by Judith Montgomery
With Aksandar, author Judith Montgomery paints a thrilling and vivid story of Aziz Rashani and his group fighting for an independent Afghanistan in 1979.
January 27, 2010
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SECOND LIFE (SUCCESS AND FAILURE ARE BUT TWO SIDES OF THE SAME PAGE)
