This post is an apology for my failings in the weeks and months ahead. You’ve been warned. I’ve even got some sneaky excuses that might even be genuine. First, I have to warn you that my posts will appear erratically. I will attempt some kind of weekly post, but no wild promises lile, “I … Continue reading
When I devised my point system, I wasn’t expecting a book to slip to the third star position. But I hope my review justifies this score. In The Midst Of Life (D.I. Angel Mystery #1) by Roger Silverwood Twenty years ago, a nurse in a hospital for the criminally insane was brutally and savagely murdered by a … Continue reading
Yesterday, I posted a review of The Urban Setting Thesaurus: A Writer’s Guide to City Spaces, and today I’m celebrating its release date with authors Becca Puglisi and Angela Ackerman. Congratulations ladies. 🙂 #myfavoritethesaurus As this is there day, they have the comm, or the floor, here at Writing Wings. It is a writer’s job to draw … Continue reading
Tomorrow, June 13th, Becca Puglisi and Angela Ackerman are expanding their indispensable Thesaurus family by adding The Rural Setting Thesaurus: A Writer’s Guide to Natural and Personal Places and The Urban Setting Thesaurus: A Writer’s Guide to City Spaces. “We are very excited about these books, and hope they’ll change how you think about setting and description. Sensory … Continue reading
I’ve been sticking with the crime fiction for my reading, although my next review is of a darker offering. But I was engrossed once again, not least because the forensics in this was so well researched and described. Bad Moon Rising (D.I. Paolo Storey #1) by Frances di Plino (Goodreads Author) *** SEMI-FINALIST in the KINDLE BOOK REVIEW … Continue reading
Yesterday, I posted “What earns Stars?” about my dilemma over review stars, and mentioned the book that rates more than five. Well this is the one that I had in mind, so read on. The Secret of Lakeham Abbey by Sally Quilford (Goodreads Author) 1948 When Percy Sullivan’s family take over Lakeham Abbey for the summer, it … Continue reading
