December 2013 Book Review Summary and December Best Covers of the Month December 2013 Review Summary *Key: S series C contemporary F-fantasy SF-science fiction PN-paranormal SP-supernatural H-historical YA-young adult 5 Star Rating: Christmas Kitsch by Amy Lane, C Grime Doesn’t Pay: The Brothers Grime, Eddie by Z.A.Maxfield C,S Oceans Apart by Laura Harner, C, S… Continue reading STRW December 2013 Summary of Reviews and Best Dec. Covers
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Review: Blue River by Theo Fenraven
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Photographic artist Ethan Mars is hanging out with friends at a house in Topanga Canyon. When Doug recounts a story about a local porthole that allows people to go back in time, Ethan and his friend Randy decide to hike around on the trails to see if they can find… Continue reading Review: Blue River by Theo Fenraven
Oh, What a Month It Was and the Week Ahead in Reviews
What a splendid month was had in November at Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words. There were great author guest blogs by LB Gregg (How I Met Your Father), Ally Blue (Long the Mile), Abigail Roux (Shock & Awe), and Shira Anthony (Encore). The Pulp Friction group of Havan Fellows, Laura Harner, Lee Brazil, and Tom… Continue reading Oh, What a Month It Was and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Scattered Thoughts Book Review Summary for June 2013
June 2013 has come and gone but some of the books I read that month continue to linger in my heart and mind, just some outstanding stories. As always, there is something for everyone here, from contemporary to paranormal books, terrific additions to wonderful series. If you missed them the first time, here is your… Continue reading Scattered Thoughts Book Review Summary for June 2013
Review: A Silence Kept by Theo Fenraven
Rating: 4.25 stars When Mikal Gray discovers that his boyfriend is cheating on him, the results are devastating. It costs Mikal not only the man he thought he loved, but his home and his job as he had worked as his partner’s business manager in their restaurant. And it evens costs Mikal, their annual summer vacation… Continue reading Review: A Silence Kept by Theo Fenraven
A Time for Remembering, Memorial Weekend and the Week Ahead in Reviews
The month of May has always been a month of celebrations, from Mother’s Day to birthdays to important anniversaries. For me and mine, May is a time for family, either by choice or blood, and of any configuration. For me, it is a time to celebrate those that I love, whether it is their birth,… Continue reading A Time for Remembering, Memorial Weekend and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Review: Precogs in Peril series by Theo Fenraven
Rating: 5 stars Series Description: When Gray Vecello’s grandfather Graham dies, he leaves his grandson his boat, The Constant Companion, his worldly possessions and the young man, Cooper Key, Graham rescued and let live aboard his boat. This series charts their romance, personal growth, and Gray’s acceptance of and ability to use his amazing paranormal… Continue reading Review: Precogs in Peril series by Theo Fenraven
It’s 70 degrees here in Maryland and the Week Ahead in Reviews
It’s January and it feels like mid Spring. The woodpeckers are banging out their territory rhythms, the maples are budding out, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see the hyacinths and tulips start to peek out above the ground. The meteorologists keep saying that it will get colder, and it does, for about a day… Continue reading It’s 70 degrees here in Maryland and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Thank you, Nationals and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Well, as everyone knows by now, the Cards rallied and the Nats lost. But oh what a season they gave us! The Nationals had an outstanding year, giving the city something we haven’t seen in close to a century, a winning baseball team in DC. We have Davey Johnson, Stephen Strasburg, Bryce Harper, Jason Wurth,… Continue reading Thank you, Nationals and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Review of Phoenix Rising by Theo Fenraven
Rating: 3.5 stars It’s early morning hours when Det. Artemis Gregory gets a phone call from his partner, Rachel Wayland. Another body has been found and that makes three in all. The victims were young, gorgeous gay men killed on the full moon of each month. Each body looks posed and peaceful with little clues… Continue reading Review of Phoenix Rising by Theo Fenraven
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