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The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires – Book Review
Well, that was different. Refreshingly different in a lot of ways. One of our book club members chose SBCGSV (because this title is a mouthful, so I’ve made it sound like a 90’s boy band) for our January reading selection. … Continue reading
WWW Wednesday – January 13, 2021
What a crazy start to the new year. I have gotten back to posting and actually have two reviews to post in the next couple of days, and I’m as encouraged about my own pursuits as I seem to be … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, mystery, thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged book blog, book review, books, LibGirlBooks, WWW Wednesday
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WWW Wednesday – November 4, 2020
While I’ve done a horrible job this past week of accomplishing much reading, I do need to update my readers of my progress. Maybe that will inspire me to stop gluing myself to the stressful, all consuming election coverage and … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Historical Fiction, Memoir, thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged Book reviews, books, LibGirlBooks, reading, WWW Wednesday
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Cold Storage by David Koepp – Book Review
While his name might not immediately ring any bells for a lot of readers, odds are every single person who reads this review has encountered the work of David Koepp at some point in the past thirty-plus years. Koepp is … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, thriller
Tagged book review, books, LibGirlBooks, Pandemic thriller, Scary reads
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WWW Wednesday – Oct 21, 2020
Here’s my second edition of this weekly series of posts from Sam at Taking on a World of Words. Check out her blog if you haven’t, as she shares some fabulous content. In this series, each blogger answers the 3 … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Historical Fiction, mystery, thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, fiction, LibGirlBooks, WWW Wednesday
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Pray For Silence
Let me first preface this review by saying that the number of murder mysteries that I have read number in the singe digits, and the low single digits at that. And two of those books were by Miss Castillo. I … Continue reading