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
Since I have a working relationship with Gayla (as her editor, and, I hope, in the future an author under her Katarr Kanticles Press imprint)
I know I’ve already posted a review for the latest in the series (see River Marked), but with the release of that latest installment –
I’ve been anxiously awaiting this latest installment in Patricia Briggs’ Mercy Thompson series for several months, so actually surprised myself by waiting for a few
I read this Sunday as part of my ongoing search for new authors; I’d found it staring out of the shelves of a local Borders,
I learned in a rather unconventional way this afternoon that my position had been eliminated. Thus, a four-year association ends. So my focus here is
It’s been a month since we welcomed our newest little girl to the house, and it’s hard to believe how much she has grown and
Since I’ve loved this entire series, now, and can’t wait for the next installment to come out (according to Amazon, that won’t happen until June
Gail Carriger‘s engaging Parasol Protectorate series continues where it left off in “Soulless,” with “Changeless.” Alexia’s character continues her logical, phlegmatic, cuttingly witty development in
Since Gail Carriger is a new discovery to me, and her Parasol Protectorate series is my introduction to the steampunk variation of alternate history fiction,