I didn’t read as much in June as I did in May, but I still managed five books, almost six. After finishing the array of choices last month, I wasn’t sure what I’d read next, and then a book I’d had on hold with the library came in. Problem solved. Daughter Of The Moon Goddess — I spotted this book on the new release shelf in my library months ago, snapped a picture, and filed it away for later. You…
I read a lot of books this May, most were from one series. Enjoy! Cartographers — Nell Young’s greatest passion is maps, just like her father, Dr Young who is a legend in the field. But Nell hasn’t spoken to her father since the day he fired her from her position at the NYPL. When she gets news of her father’s death she’s not sure how to feel, and when she finds the very map he fired her over it…
Breach Of Promise by James Scott Bell — I was really excited to read a book by Bell, I’ve read many of his “how to’s” for writing and editing and thoroughly enjoyed the tips and tricks he’s shared. In fact, it was his book on Revision And Self-Editing that spurred extreme action in one of my manuscripts and helped me find the needed tension, clean up the messy parts, and finish something I could be proud of. I’m currently reading,…
As promised, I have February and March’s book reviews. However, since most of what I read in February was all one series, I won’t break each title down. There are some spoilers in this post, and I’ve attempted to make the reader aware of them, so that if you wish to find out by reading the titles you should be able to skip ahead and be none the wiser. February’s books were the final eight in the Glass & Steele…