I had to make a new Twitter account because Twitter never unlocked my account.
I’m going to have to follow all my blogs again. My new Twitter name is:
It was @dragonfee64.
Month: August 2017
The Hunter’s Rede, F.T. McKinstry
Source: My Review of Admission of Guilt
Review: 
Admission of Guilt by T.V. LoCicero is the second book in The detroit im dyin Trilogy. It can be read as a stand alone. When a 13 year old girl is shot and killed, her teacher, John Giordano, takes matters in his own hands to do something about the drugs in her neighborhood.
I thought the premise was interesting, but the execution to pull this story together was a bit flat. I would start a chapter, and for a few paragraphs I wouldn’t know which character the author was referring to. It threw my reading off a bit. Also, there were several grammatical errors, but I looked over this because I wanted to know the outcome.
I received a free ebook from the author in exchange for an honest review.
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Guest Review: Faithless by Graham Austin-King. Reviewed by David Walters.
My Review of Lisey’s Story
Review:
Lisey’s Story by Stephen King is a story about Lisey and the love she has for her husband.
I adore King’s work, and this book was no exception. To me, this is a love story only the way King can do it, and of course there is imagination running amok. All I can say is that I loved it, but I’m bias when it comes to King which is why I usually don’t review his books. But I figured I’d write a few words about it since it’s included in my book challenge.
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Guest Blog: The Grief of a Writer By Gail Z. Martin
Book Haul: An Echo of Things to Come by James Islington
Brainrush Series by Richard Bard
Genre: Action/Adventure Thriller, Romantic Suspense
An “international thriller with soul.” Features a broad cast of characters with kids playing significant roles. Ideal reading for fans of Michael Crichton, Clive Cussler, James Rollins, Brad Thor, Dan Brown, Matthew Reilly, Tom Clancy, Robert Ludlum, and Vince Flynn.
Brainrush is a story about second chances, and embracing every day of your life as though it’s your last. Called “a terrifically entertaining thriller” by Publishers Weekly, Book-1 of the series was named The Wall Street Journal #1 Bestselling Action/Adventure in their Guide to Self-Published Big Sellers, while Book-2 was on the Top-10 Amazon Mystery/Thriller Top Rated list for 53-straight weeks. This set the stage for the blockbuster release of the third book in the series, which was heralded by Suspense Magazine as “part science fiction, part thriller, part suspense, part love story, and part mystery. It’s got it all and that’s what makes this…
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Mythology, the Moon, and the 2017 Solar Eclipse
Winter Moon Raven
If you live in the US, particularly in the swath along the width of the country from the northwest to the southeast, you will get a rare and special treat on August 21st: a total eclipse of the sun. In northern Vermont, where I live, we’ll get to see about 60% of it and, miracles of miracles, it’s actually going to be sunny (don’t get me started). I’m ready. I made my own camera obscura, and tried it out. It doesn’t look like much, but it’s cool af; it projects this ghostly mirror image of the sky, trees and sun, like an Otherworld portal or something.
A solar eclipse happens on a new moon, when the moon moves between the earth and the sun and the side turned toward the earth is dark. Needless to say, there’s a wealth of bizarre tales in world mythology explaining a…
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