by Carleen August 6, 2014 Books Reviews REVIEW: “Kiss the Girl” by Melissa Brayden I spent twelve years of my adult life teaching at universities. I taught Speech Communication and Performance of Literature. OneContinue Reading
by Carleen December 1, 2013 Books Reviews REVIEW: “How Sweet It Is” by Melissa Brayden So, I bought a Kindle Fire HD. It was an awesome deal. Half off. Free shipping. I’d been wanting oneContinue Reading
by Carleen November 23, 2013 Books Reviews REVIEW: “Hoosier Daddy” by Ann McMan and Salem West I’d been seeing these posts around Facebook for a story by Ann McMan and Salem West. It was being postedContinue Reading
by Carleen November 17, 2013 Books Reviews REVIEW: “All That Lies Within” by Lynn Ames I was having a conversation with Lynn Ames and the subject of reviews came up. During that chat, we discussedContinue Reading
by Carleen October 22, 2013 Books Reviews REVIEW: “The Demon Abraxas” by Rachel Calish **Thank you to Lynda Sandoval for her editing assistance.** Reading Paranormal novels isn’t really my thing. I find this strangeContinue Reading
by Carleen September 29, 2013 Books Reviews REVIEW: “Letters Never Sent” by Sandra Moran I have mentioned before that one of my favorite things about attending the annual Golden Crown Literary Society Conference isContinue Reading
by Carleen August 24, 2013 Books Reviews REVIEW: “Love by the Numbers” by Karin Kallmaker It’s been a busy year. Yes, 2013 has kept me hopping, that’s for sure. Because if this, I’ve had littleContinue Reading
by Carleen April 26, 2013 Books Reviews REVIEW: “High Impact” by Kim Baldwin I know that I owe reviews to a few other people. Yes, I know. I’ve been remiss about getting thoseContinue Reading
by Carleen July 4, 2012 Books Reviews REVIEW: “Roller Coaster” by Karin Kallmaker Back in the day – when I was growing up – I spent a lot of time at amusement andContinue Reading
by Carleen July 2, 2012 Books Reviews REVIEW: “Open Water” by Pol Robinson So here we are. It’s the beginning of July 2012. In just a few short weeks, the Olympic Games willContinue Reading