Virtually Timeless
A strange inheritance lures a doctor and his private-eye sister to a remote cabin in the northwest Connecticut mountains ...
Virtually Gone
Investigative reporter Julie Crenshaw stumbles upon the case of a lifetime--one that could cost her everything.
When Julie is called on to investigate a string of sexual abuse cases, she doesn't expect to land in the crosshairs of a serial rapist. Soon she's in a race to find the facts before a killer makes her the headline ...
Virtually Dead
A young rising-star ad executive, Michael Saleen, in Vancouver dies unexpectedly. The police think it’s just another “routine” auto accident, in spite of some odd findings. The executive’s wife feels otherwise ...
Virtually Harmless
Micah lived a quiet, comfortable life, her involvement in law enforcement limited to the composite pictures that she produced with her computer and colored pencils.
But everything is turned upside down when she involves herself in the case of an infant found abandoned in the Sweetgrass Hills.
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Virtually Undead
When Ralph is invited to play and critique a new video game, Virtually Undead, and suffers a fatal heart attack, along with nine other players, it quickly becomes apparent that virtual reality has reached out of the virtual world and into the real ...
Virtually Lace
Haunted by discovering the body of a beautiful dancer, Michael recreates the murder scene in a virtual reality simulation. Can he solve the mystery, before the man who killed Lace turns on the woman he loves? ...
Pet Poisoning Awareness
March is Pet Poisoning Awareness month. It just so happens that my April release, Delusions of the Past, book #6 of the Reg Rawlins, Psychic Investigator series, includes plot twist (possibly) involving poisoning. ...
Excerpt from Invisible Women
I've just started reading Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men, by Caroline Criado Perez. As you might guess by the title, this one is not a thriller! But I am finding it very interesting. Not as a "feminist" book, but as a book about data, the way the world has been engineered, how what data we gather affects the results, and how to become more aware of these built-in biases. It is a fascinating subject ...
The Telepathy of Gardens and other freebies
It is that time again! Time for another freebie roundup.
The Telepathy of Gardens, book #5 in the Reg Rawlins Psychic Investigator series is free this weekend, and I have stacked up a few more books you might like as well.
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Tamara’s Teardrops 1-4
Get all four books in the award-winning Tamara's Teardrops series for one low price!
Follow Tamara French as she struggles to overcome the challenges of her past and reintegrate into the normal world ...
Excerpt from Shadow Tyrants
"Can Juan Cabrillo and his crew aboard the Oregon stop the tyrants and save the earth? Find out in #ShadowTyrants by Clive Cussler!" ...
International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month
February is nearly over, but before it is gone, I wanted to remind you it is International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month. Prenatal infections can affect both mother and child. They can cause miscarriages, baby deaths, and lifelong physical and neurological conditions.
Okay, an important topic, but why bring it up in a book blog? ...
Excerpt from The Reckoning
I have been reading The Reckoning, by John Grisham. I generally like Grisham—at least his legal thrillers—but this one has some issues. The first part discusses the murder and outcome. The second part delves back into the past and spends half of the book detailing all of Pete Banning's experiences in the second world war, where he served in the Philippines. All of the relevant backstory was given in part one and the second part really doesn't contribute anything to the plot or the reader's understanding of the crime. ...
The Telepathy of Gardens and other New Releases!
Yes, the time has finally come! It is launch day for The Telepathy of Gardens, book #5 in the Reg Rawlins Psychic Investigator series.
Reg Rawlins has been through an awful lot since she arrived in Black Sands. Revelations about herself, dealing with magical races that she never thought existed in real life, facing off against unseen powers far more powerful than she ever imagined.
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Excerpt from The Cuckoo’s Calling
I am just finishing up with The Cuckoo's Calling, first book in the Cormoran Strike series. I didn't realize until I just looked over the series page now that the author is Robert Galbraith—I recognized the name but didn't remember that's J.K. Rowling's pen name. I have also read book four in this series, but don't remember very much about it. ...
Teen Dating Violence Awareness
If you've been following me for a while, you know I don't do "romantic" Valentine's Day themes. I've done friendship, friends before romance, and ace/aromantic books. Today, I thought I would work on a list of books that are appropriate for Teen Dating Awareness Month. ...
Gem wins an award!
I am very pleased to announce that Gem, Himself, Alone has placed on the In The Margins Committee recommended reading list for 2020. Previously, Tattooed Teardrops, Endless Change, and several books from the Between the Cracks series have won this award. ...
Excerpt from Kingdom of the Blind
I am currently reading Kingdom of the Blind, by Louise Penny, the new Chief Inspector Gamache book. The Gamache series is set in Quebec, Canada, and is a great mystery series with lots of description, ongoing relationships, and twists and turns as the mystery is developed. ...
Freebie weekend – Night of Nine Tails and more
It's a freebie weekend! Looking for some more books to fill your Kindle? For a limited time, pick up Night of Nine Tails, book #4 in the Reg Rawlins Private Investigator series on Kindle for free ...

