September 2013 Book Review Summary What a wonderful month it was for books and reviews! Most of the books I read fell into the 5 and 4 star category, a few into the 3 star and none below that. Series predominated the ratings this time. Most notably the series offerings from the Pulp Friction authors.… Continue reading September 2013 Summary of Reviews
Tag: Madeleine Ribbon
Review: Blessed Curses by Madeleine Ribbon
Rating: 4 stars out of 5 When David was 8, his world came crashing down around him, isolating him from his family and all of society. David had been cursed by his 9 year old brother in a fit of jealous anger and it stuck. Despite everyones efforts, including the best sorcerers of the time,… Continue reading Review: Blessed Curses by Madeleine Ribbon
A City In Need and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Washington, DC, home of the federal government, the Smithsonian, the World Bank and all those other government agencies who names are reduced to alphabet letters, doesn’t have a shelter for LGBTQ endangered youth. How is that possible? We have food banks, shelters for homeless families (although not nearly enough) and shelters for battered women (House… Continue reading A City In Need and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Scattered Thoughts Summary of Reviews for August 2013
August 2013 Review and Blog Summary: 5 Star Rating: Fifty Fifty Chances Are (Chances Are #3) by Lee Brazil, contemporary Ghost of a Chance (Chances Are #4) by Lee Brazil, contemporary Wicked Guidance (Wicked’s Way #4) by Havan Fellows, contemporary Wicked Incarcerations (Wicked’s Way #3) by Havan Fellows contemporary 4 to 4.75 Star Rating: Chances… Continue reading Scattered Thoughts Summary of Reviews for August 2013
Review: Faire Fugitive by Madeleine Ribbon
Rating: 3.75 stars out of 5 Small time thief Devlin is on the run. Mac, his friend and former protector is trying to kill him and Devlin can never stay any place for long. When Mac catches up to Devlin again, Devlin flees to a local Renaissance Faire hoping to pick enough pockets to get… Continue reading Review: Faire Fugitive by Madeleine Ribbon
A Touch of Fall and The Week In Reviews
So you know that certain color of blue that only appears in the fall skies? That is the color of the sky outside this morning. The air has a certain crispness about it, so foreign usually in August here in Maryland. The light is shining at a different angle, portending the coming fall and the… Continue reading A Touch of Fall and The Week In Reviews
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 