On this fine Tuesday, I would like to propose a new rule of the universe. The Law of Uncooperative Time: Time will, without fail, pass more quickly when you are just trying to get something… On the Predictably Uncooperative Nature of Time
“If you put it online, it’s there forever.” The warning of my formative years. Back when having a MySpace profile was all the rage and, if you wanted to ensure your scum-of-the-Earth ex-boyfriend who’d broken… Is the Internet *Actually* Forever?
To be clear, I’ve won exactly 2 games of Chess in my life, both in my seventh grade prealgebra class playing against people who’d never played before. I also sank someone’s battle ship later that… No Thanks. I Choose Victory
Do you remember the old days of the internet? Back before everything had to be about selling something and when people posted on sites like Livejournal just for the heck of it? I’m showing my… Three Reasons I’m Restarting My Blog in 2026
Corrie Locke may not be the best rookie lawyer in Southern California, but when it comes to catching a killer, she’s got the skills to bring a band of shifty-eyed suspects to their knees.When the… Book Review of Murderous Means, a cozy mystery by Lida Sideris
It’s 2047. Secrets have been revealed. And Washington wants revenge. Dray Quintero learned an ugly truth: the leaders in D.C. are fake. They’ve stolen the identities of those duly elected to Congress and are determined… Book Review of The Price of Rebellion, a dystopian novel by Michael Bland
Juliette and George Morgan know all about Living the Good Life. As the town’s newest ‘it’ couple, they succeed in transforming the otherwise sleepy farming community of Rickshaw into a hotbed for musical talent and… Book Review of The Day Before Tomorrow, a historical literary fiction by Monique Britten
Desperate to escape memories of a devastating railway accident, Lord Stretton accepts an invitation to Raighvan Park, the home of his childhood friend, Sir David Joyce. But Stretton discovers that Raighvan Park is not the… Book Review of The Folly at Raighvan Park, a gothic horror by Judith Crow
Harper Lange is a grade school teacher with a secret. Well, since her husband passed away, she hasn’t been to the DeVout swinger’s club—so her secret life has dried up to Harry Potter binges and… Book Review of Swing Into Murder, a romantic mystery by Vanessa M. Knight
You never see the claws until you feel them. Kiss Me Deadly is the chilling follow up horror and paranormal romance anthology to the fan favorite collection of stories, Rock Paper Scissors, brought to you… Book Review of Kiss Me Deadly, a paranormal romance by Tamela Miles