Whispers of Old Winds by George Seaton Dreamspinner Press Cover Artist Anne Cain Available for Purchase at My short story, “Whispers of Old Winds,” appeared in the Dreamspinner Press 2015 Advent Calendar. I expanded the short story to novel length, providing a more thorough view of the main characters, Sam Daly and his… Continue reading George Seaton on Writing and Whispers of Old Winds (DSP author guest blog)
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Review: A Casual Weekend Thing by A.J. Thomas
Rating: 4.75 stars out of 5 Doug Heavy Runner is the only member of the Baker County Sheriff’s Department that is also a member of the volunteer search and rescue team operating in his section of Montana. So it is no surprise when a 911 call results in Doug hanging over the edge of a… Continue reading Review: A Casual Weekend Thing by A.J. Thomas
Review: The Fight Within (The Good Fight #2) by Andrew Grey
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Bryce Morton just suffered a major loss in his life and in his grief he has withdrawn into his work almost completely. His friends (and boss) Jerry Lincoln and his partner Akecheta (John) Black Raven are worried about him. They finally convince him to come camping with them on the… Continue reading Review: The Fight Within (The Good Fight #2) by Andrew Grey
Review: The Good Fight by Andrew Grey
Rating: 4.75 stars Jerry Lincoln moved back to Sioux Falls, SD to take care of his grandfather and stayed on after his death. It seemed the perfect place to live and work, especially since Jerry’s small IT consulting business is run out of his home. As Jerry’s business grew, his friend talked him into hiring… Continue reading Review: The Good Fight by Andrew Grey
Sunday, Glorious Sunday and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Finally, our weather seems to have evened out into a semblance of spring and the day is truly glorious. The sun is shining, the day is warming up and a slight breeze is ruffling the remaining cherry blossom petals on the trees that line the streets of my neighborhood. My hostas are now at least… Continue reading Sunday, Glorious Sunday and the Week Ahead in Reviews