Category Archives: Fiction

Gods Behaving Badly by Marie Phillips (Review)

Unique and funny book, Gods Behaving Badly by Marie Phillips is about a townhouse in modern London where Greek gods are living. They are immortal, bored and powerful — a bad combination for mortals.

Lost and Found by Carolyn Parkhurst (Review)

Lost and Found by Carolyn Parkhurst is entertaining and fast-paced, but your mileage may vary based on your familiarity or love/hate for reality shows.

The Keepsake by Tess Gerritsen (Review)

In The Keepsake, a perfectly preserved mummy is discovered in the basement of a private museum. During a CT scan to authenticate the mummy, a discovery is made that leaves everyone puzzled: The mummy has a bullet imbedded in her leg and it got there while the mummy was still alive.

Faefever by Karen Marie Moning (Review)

A review of Faefever by Karen Marie Moning, the third of five in Moning’s Fever series.

Capitol Reflections by Jonathan Javitt (Review)

Review of Capitol Reflections by Jonathan Javitt. A science-based thriller that should leave you thinking about what you eat and who’s making sure that it’s safe.

Outlander by Diana Gabaldon (Review)

A review of Outlander by Diana Gabaldon. Outlander is Diana Gabaldon’s debut and is the beginning of the six book (so far) series detailing the lives of Claire and Jamie Fraser.

The Retreat by David Bergen (Review)

The story follows the Byrd family, a white family from the big city that comes to Kenora to stay at a commune-type compound known as ‘The Retreat’ that Mrs. Byrd is convinced will make her right and relieve her post-partum depression.

Word of Blog Book Finds: World War Z

I have a growing Wish List and TBR pile because of book blogs. Whenever I add a book to my list in Bookpedia, I add the URL of the blog that brought the book to my attention (that way I can refresh my memory as to why it’s on the list). I’ve decided to share…

Silent But Deadly by Mark Tatulli (Review)

A review of Silent But Deadly: Another Lio Collection by Mark Tatulli. Lio is a cross between Calvin and Hobbes and Farside.

Word of Blog Book Finds: The Hob’s Bargain

I have a growing Wish List and TBR pile because of book blogs. Whenever I add a book to my list in Bookpedia, I add the URL of the blog that brought the book to my attention (that way I can refresh my memory as to why it’s on the list). I’ve decided to share…