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A Glance Back at Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum series
One for the Money Janet Evanovich The first book of the Stephanie Plum series grabs a person’s interest right from the beginning. One For the Money explains how the wise-cracking, ex-lingerie buyer, Stephanie Plum became a bounty hunter. Surrounded by … Continue reading
Great Big Book Giveaway- Part 2!
Great Big Book Giveaway… Part 2 Win a copy of Mary Burton’s New Release : Before She Dies **Update: We are extending the deadline for entries until Wednesday, February 22nd, 11:59pm ( EST). From now until Monday, February 20th, … Continue reading
Mary Burton Book Giveaway!
Great Big Book Giveaway WIN SIGNED COPIES OF MARY BURTON’S SENSELESS AND MERCILESS !! Many of you may remember our reviews of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria, Author Event, books, contest, Crime, Fiction, giveaway, Mary Burton, Merciless, murder, Mystery, New Books, romance, Senseless, Simple Pleasures Book Pick, Suspense, Virginia, Zebra Books
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Review: The Winter Palace by Eva Stachniak
Book Review: The Winter Palace: A Novel of Catherine the Great by Eva Stachniak Imagine yourself in the Imperial Court of 18th century Russia. You are a young girl, the daughter of a tradesman- a gifted tradesman, who has … Continue reading
Book Review: Ripper by Amy Carol Reeves
Book Review: Ripper by Amy Carol Reeves Using the real-life Jack the Ripper case as the premise for a novel isn’t a new idea. It has, in fact, been done many times. However, Amy Carol Reeves novel, Ripper takes that … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Carol Reeves, Book Review, books, Fiction, Flux Books, Jack the Ripper, London, murder, Mystery, New Releases, paranormal, postaweek2011, Recommendations, Ripper, Simple Pleasures Book Pick, supernatural, Young Adult fiction
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Review: Preservation Hall by Eve Adams
Preservation Hall by Eve Adams ( Photographs by Shannon Brinkman) I usually don’t review what are commonly referred to as ” coffee table books”. Books, that at their best, are visually rich but usually a bit anemic by literary standards. … Continue reading
Book Review: The Strangers on Montagu Street by Karen White
Book Review: The Strangers on Montagu Street by Karen White Karen White returns to her Tradd Street Series with this third installment, The Strangers on Montagu Street . Once again Charleston, South Carolina realtor and reluctant psychic, Melanie Middleton is … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Review, books, Charleston, Fiction, ghosts, Karen White, Mystery, New American Library, New Books, New Releases, paranormal, penguin books, postaweek2011, Recommendations, review, romance, Simple Pleasures Book Pick, South Carolina, The Strangers on Montagu Street, Tradd Street Series
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Book Review: Little Gale Gumbo by Erika Marks
Book Review: Little Gale Gumbo by Erika Marks When I first saw the synopsis for Little Gale Gumbo, it caught my interest on a couple of different levels. First of all, it’s a journey story, and those are always interesting. … Continue reading
Wrapping up Banned Books Week
Yes… I’m aware that Banned Books Week officially ended Saturday, but it was a weekend of birthday celebrations. My grandson’s then … mine! So I got a little sidetracked. Without further ado… We are wrapping up Banned Books Week by … Continue reading
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Tagged banned books, Banned Books Week, books, Fiction, Great Books Week, Mark Twain. literary classic, postaweek2011, Recommendations, Simple Pleasures Book Pick, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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Banned Books Week- Day 3
Banned Books Week- Day 3 Caged Birds, Banned Classics & the long history of banning books… It’s day three of Banned Books Week, and I’m finishing up Maya Angelou’s biographical narrative, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. In … Continue reading
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Tagged American Library Association, banned books, Banned Books Read Out, Banned Books Week, Book Review, books, Catcher in the Rye, Censorship, classics, Gone with the Wind, Harper Lee, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, JD Salinger, Margaret Mitchell, Maya Angelou, postaweek2011, Simple Pleasures, Simple Pleasures Book Pick, To Kill a Mockingbird
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