Archive for the ‘Fiction’ Category

A River in the Sky by Elizabeth Peters

While the basic plot elements and characters are similar to the other Peabody books, setting the book in Palestine in the years leading up to World War I made it a cut above the most of the rest of the series.

March 15, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Damaged by Kia DuPree

This book was written so true to the dialect and lifestyle that probably pervades the seedier side of almost any city. Kia DuPree has done a great job of making you feel that you are a part of this.

March 9, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Love in Mid Air by Kim Wright

Love in Mid Air has great ingredients – unforgettable characters, a good story, and that “What If” concept that one might think about now and then.

March 4, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Undress Me in the Temple of Heaven by Susan Jane Gilman

This is a book that is very hard to put down after the midpoint in the story.

March 3, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter by Seth Grahame-Smith

Seth Grahame-Smith is a great storyteller and does an excellent job of blending fact and fiction.

March 2, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Resistance by Anita Shreve

This book goes into detail and allows the reader to suffer as all those brave resistance friends and the pilots and their crews that survived in various kinds of injured distress.

March 2, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Lone Star Legend by Gwendolyn Zepeda

This book turned out to be a wonderful read, and I was very pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed the blog posts and comments that were included in the novel as they were quirky and fun.

March 1, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Saigon Moon by B.J. Betts

SAIGON MOON is a predictable love story. Fortunately, it is more than that. This is the story of the times for those who lived through the Vietnam War and for those observing from half-a-world away.

March 1, 2010   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Behind the Lost Symbol by Tim Collins

If you enjoyed The Lost Symbol but want to know more about the landmarks and groups mentioned in the book, then read Behind the Lost Symbol.

February 20, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments

Swan Dive by Michael Burke

In the case of SWAN DIVE, good reads do come in small packages. The only flaw was in the shortness of this precise gem. As a reader, you are constantly wondering what Blue will find and the strangeness of the situations for whom he is working.

February 17, 2010  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Fiction  No Comments


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