SOMEONE TO HONOR: Deep Take on Illegitimacy
An examination of family values in Regency England against the backdrop of illegitimacy.
Book Review Fiction
All the Lonely People: How Not to Die Alone
Andrew’ fantasy life helps him get by despite his loss and depression, but it also isolates him.
Boldly Going with Progressive Ideas: THE CAPTAIN’S OATH
This gives us a look into how Captain Kirk becomes captain of the Enterprise.
Who’s the Real Winner in THE UNHONEYMOONERS?
A twin has to take her sick sister’s place on a “honeymoon” in Hawaii — but not on her own.
The Times-Were-a-Changing and “Cosmo” took the Lead
A young woman wants to be a photographer but ends up working as a secretary for Helen Gurley Brown just after she takes over Cosmopolitan.
Does a Good Deed Ever Go Unpunished in Lea Wait’s Newest Mystery?
An older man, living on the fringe of society takes in a young homeless boy.
Coming Home and Cooking Up Some Magic
Saving the neighborhood one batch of dumplings at a time.
Murder: What Does That Have to Do with the Cost of Tea in China?
A tempest in a pot of rare Chinese tea.
THE BIG KAHUNA: Different Format with New Co-Writer
Fox and O’Hare — with a few others — are off to Hawaii to rescue a Silicon Valley entrepreneur.
Surrender of A Siren is a Sinker
An heiress becomes a fugitive via the high seas until her birthday.
A Somewhat Tidy Goodbye for Mariah Stewart’s THE GOODBYE CAFE
In this series three sisters work to fulfill the conditions of their father’s will. This book features the snarky, eldest sister, Allie.
THE TROUBLE WITH VAMPIRES: New Twists & My Alma Mater
A three thousand year-old man might be Mr. Right for a professor protecting her nephew.
STORM CURSED: Women with Power, Both Good and Evil
There’s a new family of witches in town and they spell trouble.
Friends and Forgiveness: ONE DAY IN DECEMBER
The moral of the story is, tell the truth or, at the very least, don’t lie.
Class and Pride in EL James THE MISTER
A young immigrant cleans the London condo of a newly minted Earl.
