“Sex and the City meets Murder Mystery.” Synopsis: Presley Thurman, a sassy, thirty-something red head, was looking to reinvent herself. She didn’t allow the fact she was recently fired to bother her – she was ready to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a writer. Presley was a lover of shopping and Starbucks, and even [...]

With the British invaders only on the horizon, Corlie Roux’s childhood is about to be turned upside down. With the Boer War still in full swing, Corlie, her stern mother and her younger siblings are all driven from their homes on the Transvaal, to an internment camp along with other Boer families. All the young [...]

“To you, I reveal my thoughts. I entreat you receive them and forgive my omissions…” I would like to preface this review by commenting that this is the first novel I have read (all the way through) for leisure in about…oh…four years now. That in itself should be an indication of my overall thought of [...]

First published in the 1958 issue of Amazing Stories magazine, this short novel has seen a reincarnation over the years. A longer form was published in 1960, only to find out that some of the material was not written by Bradley. Kindle has published an e-book of the original story as written by Ms. Bradley. [...]

A collection of nine short stories and one novel guaranteed to leave a bad taste in our mouth which – fortunately – isn’t blood. I’ve not read Dracula, but after reading this anthology I’m more likely to trust Stephanie Meyer with giving me a decent story about vampires. You can tell this won’t be a [...]