I admit to being a little compulsive with getting into a given genre. But after how much I enjoyed Two for the Dough yesterday, I
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