The best rewards for authors are readers who love their work. It makes all the effort of writing a book worthwhile. I’m so excited about the lovely review of my new novel, Letter from a Cave, from Sally G. … Continue reading →
Here is a book I really enjoyed and wanted to share with you: The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson One of the funniest books I have read in a while. It’s a … Continue reading →
Dear Fellow Bookworms, I started to blog about some of my favorite books during the 2020 lock-downs and upheavals. Now that we, at least we in California and many parts of the US, are opening up our shops, restaurants, museums, … Continue reading →
Dear Fellow Bookworms, I started to blog about some of my favorite books during the 2020 lock-downs and upheavals. Now that we, at least we in California and many parts of the US, are opening up our shops, restaurants, museums, … Continue reading →
The Seamless Web by Joe Eliseon I came across this legal comedy by accident and I’m glad I did. It totally cured me of the faulty notion that lawyers couldn’t possible have a sense of humor and that they didn’t … Continue reading →
Saving Red by Sonya Sones I became familiar with Sonya Sones, the author, through her husband, Bennett Tramer, another famous writer (remember Saved by the Bell?) who happens to frequent the same coffee shop in Santa Monica that my friends … Continue reading →
A Fractured Winter by Alison Baillie Although lock-downs have eased somewhat, it’s still advisable to stay home as much as possible. And there is no better way to entertain ourselves than discovering new books! One of the authors and books … Continue reading →
The Attic Room by Linda Huber – Riveting! Linda Huber, originally from Scotland, lives in Switzerland. I got to know here through her books and on social media but had the pleasure of meeting her in person on my visits … Continue reading →
5 Minutes by Gareth Stokes I am not exactly a sci-fi fan but I read a few novels in that genre I really enjoyed, one being 5 Minutes by Gareth Stokes. Here is my review: More than 5 minutes worth … Continue reading →
The Jennifer Project by Larry Enright Larry Enright has written many excellent novels in a variety of genres. The Jennifer Project is futuristic story about present-day reality. Others that I loved are The Transcriber, the series The Adventures of Walter … Continue reading →
