Book Review of Exposure by Susan Andersen

Sunday, January 17th, 2010

Reading Exposure I had a lot of questions and was left without many answers at its conclusion. A very well-written book with Gracie being extremely likable with her childlike language and personality yet not seeming complete. If Andersen evolved the relationship between Emma and the man she adopted as her father in approximately 200 pages [...]

Cross Bones by Kathy Reichs

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Kathy Reichs is an author I’ve grown to love; through her books, Bones - her tv series, and a local appearance. She’s an author I’ve come to greatly respect and look up to.
When deciding which book of hers to buy while seeing her on tour I decided on Cross Bones (Temperance Brennan Novels). If this [...]

Echo Park by author Michael Connelly

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

A cliche but Echo Park was a page turner from beginning to end. With the unsolved case of Marie Gesto haunting Detective Harry Bosch 13 years after her disappearance you never know what twist Connelly is going to write into the next page.
While learning to admire Bosch’s persistence you always are left wondering if he’s [...]

Promise Me by Harlan Coben

Monday, June 22nd, 2009

Harlan Coben is an author that the owner of Cover to Cover Books in Riverview, NB recommended and I haven’t been disappointed yet!
Promise Me followed previously introduced character, Myron Bolitar, through his personal trauma of asking a friend’s daughter to promise him she would call if she was ever in trouble. A simply innocent approach [...]

An Insomniac’s Dream: A Collection of Poems and Short Stories

Saturday, May 9th, 2009

A collection of amazing poetry and thought provoking short stories, An Insomniac’s Dream is written by a new and cherished friend of mine, Kelly Moran. By pure coincidence we met and I’m so glad we did as I immediately bought this collection and will cherish it for life.
Common Ground, a poem, attached to me and [...]

Larry’s Party by Carol Shields

Saturday, May 9th, 2009

An amazing tale of love lost and gained, motivation and inspiration and in such a simple complex tale of Larry and his friends and family. I would recommend this to anyone and have sent it on for a friend to enjoy.

Brain Tales Reviews

Wednesday, May 6th, 2009

I offered stories from Brain Tales - Volume One for a review and this is one I received:
“Paper Flowers is a beautiful story about a young girl who lost her mother at a very
young age and her father learning how to cope and move on while still maintaining
memories. I feel for the father who is [...]