Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words Best Book Covers of September 2015 That blank book cover above doesn’t look very appealing does it? Would you buy a book with a cover like that? A great book cover should draw your attention to it, make you want to pick it up (or buy it), tell you a… Continue reading Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words: Best Book Covers of September 2015
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Our Best Book Covers of April 2015
So many wonderful covers to choose from this month. Covers that pulled you into and made you want to read the story inside. Covers that intrigued, drew you in or were just plain adorable. We all have our favorites…what were yours this month? Write and let us know! … Continue reading Our Best Book Covers of April 2015
February 2014 Summary of Reviews and Best Covers of the Month
February 2014 Review Summary *Key: S series C contemporary F-fantasy SF-science fiction PN-paranormal SP-supernatural H-historical HR-horror N-Nonfiction YA-young adult Rating Scale: 1 to 5, 5 stars is outstanding ***************************************************************** 5 Star Rating: Be My Valentine, Bobby Bryson by Geoffrey Knight C, short story Lying With Scorpions by Aleksandr Voinov, S, SF Of Last Resort by… Continue reading February 2014 Summary of Reviews and Best Covers of the Month
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words Best Covers of 2013
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words Best Book Covers of 2013 What is a book without its cover? That’s a question that gets asked more frequently in this age of eBooks and ePublishing. For myself and, I think, many others, book covers are still the marquee for an author’s story, the path to a book and… Continue reading Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words Best Covers of 2013
Review of Bear, Otter And The Kid by TJ Klune
With the sequel to BOATK out from Dreamspinner Press, I thought we would take a look back to our first introduction to Bear, Otter and the Kid and some added thoughts from me on these beloved characters. 5 stars Three years ago, Bear McKenna’s mother took off for parts unknown with her new boyfriend, leaving… Continue reading Review of Bear, Otter And The Kid by TJ Klune