Monthly Archives: April 2014

     Claire Kean, junior in apparel, merchandising and design, has also gained experience with the fair-trade industry when she interned at Worldly Goods. “I’ve been so blessed to be so well off. I think that we should help the … Continue reading →

 Permafree via amazon Every day I scan the daily list of Kindle Free deals. This one caught my eye: **2014 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award Quarter Finalist** Dan Jenkins returns from death for a chance to live again. The bodies of killers … Continue reading →

Originally posted on historywithatwist:
My thriller, The Golden Grave (http://goo.gl/lBwn6k), which is set in the old battlefields of post-World War One Flanders, is FREE for the next three days (April 25-27). It’s a tale of lust, greed and double-dealing (they…

Dead Stop (Tomes of the Dead)   I hate zombies. I avoid zombie novels to the point that I haven’t even watched a really great (so I hear) TV show, The Walking Dead. Billy the zombie in “Hocus Pocus” (that … Continue reading →

Thrillers? I almost never read them. Not even medical thrillers (though I love reading nonfiction books on science and medicine). This one, however, leaped out at me as I scrolled the daily twitter feed: That is one striking, dramatic photo, … Continue reading →

Susan Sloate is the author I might never have met if we weren’t the only two people who’d posted reviews of an old, obscure  novel we both love (See blog entry “Good Morning, Young Lady” by Ardyth Kennelly). Not surprisingly, … Continue reading →