Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars The book opens up with Trevor Rowland quoting the Bible (because I am a nerd, I looked it up, Samuel 1:25, KJV) “How are the mighty fallen in the midst of battle!” referring to himself. He had been a wealthy, celebrated stage actor when he suffered a stroke that… Continue reading A Caryn Release Day Review: The Mighty Have Fallen by Bonnie Dee
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A Paul B Release Day Review: Running Blind by Kim Fielding and Verona Keyes
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Kyle Green is a successful voice actor with a partner of ten years. Finishing up the latest season of the hit anime Ecos, Kyle feels a bit tired. He wakes up in the hospital having suffered a stroke at forty. His motor functions seem to be fine but he… Continue reading A Paul B Release Day Review: Running Blind by Kim Fielding and Verona Keyes
A MelanieM Review: Must Love Dogs by K. Lynn
Rating: 3 stars out of 5 Since a mugging a year ago, Ben’s lived with blindness. Despite an art career on hold and a deadbeat boyfriend who left him because of his disability, he’s finally getting his life back on track. Ben is gaining a new sense of independence thanks to his guide dog, Colt.… Continue reading A MelanieM Review: Must Love Dogs by K. Lynn
A Sean Michael Guest Blog: I See (writing blind characters) and Love Matters (contest)
I See, a Look at writing a blind character by Sean Michael Writing a blind character really makes you think. You can’t use any of the usual cues when you’re writing a section from their point of view. You have to paint the picture for your readers using sounds, tactile sensations, tastes and smells. Then… Continue reading A Sean Michael Guest Blog: I See (writing blind characters) and Love Matters (contest)
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 