Strangely enough, I re-entered the world of mystery novels on the strength of another random Twitter conversation. I remembered Stephanie Plum fondly from five years
A random, recent Twitter conversation with @ShelMKE about the rarity of the name Shelby reminded me of an author I had met while in college,
This being the ninth book in this series… there’s not a lot I can say that won’t be a spoiler… so this is your fair
My Twitter addiction introduced me to G. L. Drummond, so I suppose it’s only fair that she’s pushing me to longer-form responses now. Her latest
Can I say “holy carp…”? After having placed the order for this book back in February, I was more than happy to see it arrive
I’ve always considered reading a solitary pursuit, and have been happy to hole up in a convenient corner to while away the hours. But in
Because Zoe Winters was generous enough to allow G L Drummond to guest post on her site during her blog tour last month, I got
I discovered Ilona Andrews about a year ago based on an online bookstore “you might also like” reference. I quickly chowed through their Kate Daniels
Through a series of blog posts yesterday (the first by Kait Nolan about character arc development issues, and the second by Susan Bischoff on Young
I’ve been waiting more than half my life for this series to finally be completed… and was thrilled earlier this year to discover a publication