Blogging the stuff in her brain one blog post at a time. Winter at the Door by Sarah Graves. It is also the first book in her Lizzie Snow series featuring a big city female cop. I was attracted to read this book because of the title, the cover and the blurb. More about this on the full review on my blog. The first few chapters are a good intro so .

Kriss Morton - In the Loft of the Cabin Goddess. My Loft of the Cabin where I store all my virtual reads, reviews and discover new adventures and share new stories! Cabin Goddess - Book Reviews, Recipes. Dead Girl by Pavarti K. Is one of my favorites to read. I am so thrilled that Pavarti released another one of her amazing short stories in this genre. This short is just as good as. To Amazon and grab a copy. seriously, go get a copy! .

We read and review for the love and joy of books. KA Merikan Red Hot Guest blog, excerpt and giveaway.

Katiebabs is a self-proclaimed present day bluestocking with her head always in a book.

I have been writing fiction since my reception teacher, Mrs Marsden, put a paper and pencil in front of me. What a dunce you are! In worse case scenarios, the sufferer is often known barely ever lift a pen again. But, wait up! Post about this subject.

After the fall of the Mayan civilization, Kane, an immortal Night Walker, has taken refuge in France for over 800 years. The modern world holds little interest for him until the night he meets the Golden Thief and is robbed of much more than his pocket watch.

A combination of book reviews and other things of my interest. SO RIGHT by Rebekah Weatherspoon - A Book Review. Will try to get reviews for these up soon. Tamed by Rebekah Weatherspoon - A Book Review. Beyond Pain by Kit Rocha - A Book Review. Reblogged from The Reading Perusals of Rose Summers. I think he and Ran.

I grew up in Western New York, with a huge Italian, German, and Irish influence in my family life. Frederick Douglas, Susan B. Anthony, the Haudenosaunee, and the Erie Canal are a big part of the history in my area. This is, I believe, is one reason I like reading about history and historical fiction. The Thomas Berryman Number by James Patterson.