Monthly Archives: December 2015
The Words in My Hand (Guinevere Glasfurd) – Book Review
He adjusted the quill in my hand. “Centre it, like this. Oui, comme ça.” He was determined. “Like this, see.” He turned the quill again. After a week, he said, “You have made progress.” I looked up from what I … Continue reading
January Releases from Barbour & Revell
Have you got any of these on your TBR list? Releasing 1 January 2016 from Barbour Books: My review Releasing 5 January 2016 from Revell Books: My review My review Review … Continue reading
Thin Ice (Irene Hannon) – Review
So that was his auburn-haired mystery caller. From his seat at a corner table that offered a panoramic view of the eatery, Lance did a quick assessment as the woman claimed a table. Early thirties. Slender. Five-five, five-six. Model-like … Continue reading
Step by Step (Candace Calvert) – Reveiw
Publisher’s Description: Three years after a tragic accident left her a widow, ER nurse Taylor Cabot is determined to move on, checking off one item after another on her survival list. Her relationship with a handsome plastic surgeon even gives … Continue reading
The Cairo Code (Glenn Meade) – Review
Once, Harry Weaver had a photograph taken of the three of them together, standing among the tombs in the scorching desert at Sakkara, the Step pyramid as a backdrop, all of them tanned and smiling for the camera, Rachel … Continue reading
My New Favourite Word
I came across this article today on The Huffington Post and fell in love at first sight: ultracrepidarian (adj) – noting or pertaining to a person who criticizes, judges, or gives advice outside the area of his or her expertise; … Continue reading
Smile!
Smiles can be so expressive, can’t they? When we interact with someone, reading their smile plays a significant role in the impression we form of them and the way we interpret what they are saying. For the writer, there are … Continue reading
