A Literary Road Trip is a chance for me to look closely at the authors who claim Kansas as home. [For why I chose Kansas, visit this blog post.] There are so many wonderful authors from the state that it makes me proud to feature them. The name Max McCoy comes up quite often around [...]
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by Linda Howard HQN Books, Originally published in 1987, Re-released in the anthology entitled Under the Mistletoe My Rating: C+ How do you feel about coincidences? Some people say there is no such thing as a coincidence; everything that happens is meant to be. How do you feel about the spirit of Christmas? Some people [...] Throughout my life, when I’ve had an option, I’ve read primarily contemporary novels. Of course, now that I’ve lived so long, some of those novels are now considered classics. But I have a desire to go back and read some of the “real classics” that I missed out on. When The Classics Circuit was formed [...] The Big Sleep Screenplay by William Faulkner, Leigh Brackett, and Jules Furthman Based on the book (same name) by Raymond Chandler Directed by Howard Hawks Released in 1946/Filmed in 1944, pre-release in 1945 but never in theatres My Rating: B+ This month’s assignment for the Words Behind The Pictures Challenge was to pick one of [...] by Debbie Macomber MIRA Books, 2009 My Rating: B I think I’ve read almost all of Debbie Macomber’s stories. I get her newsletter and follow her website (especially the knitting section). So I guess you could call me a fan. It was a real treat when her publicist sent this Christmas book. Debbie always writes [...] |
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