Here’s a sneak peak from the first chapter of No Man’s Land, available February 7th. I’ll be posting more later this week! Kelly stood with her back to the doorway, her hands clasped behind her. Nothing she did helped stem the rising panic. Any moment, someone was going to walk through that door, and then […]
Summer may not be over for you, but my kids are heading back to school in a few weeks, and any spare reading time is devoured by trying to find the correct folders and notebooks as detailed by a mile-long school issued supply list. Ugh. I may not have my toes in the sand, or […]
Marching alongside the Potomac River, from Washington DC to Cumberland, Maryland is one of my favorite places. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (C&O) is 184.5 miles long, and operated at its full length from 1850 – 1924, primarily moving coal. Back in the days of the American Revolution, our founding fathers pondered how to best […]
Deadlocked: A Sookie Stackhouse Novel – Charlaine Harris I don’t often review the big dogs. I have a secret desire to find that amazing debut/self-published/small press novel and be the first to hold it up and acclaim its greatness. Still, I’ve read all of the Sookie novels and think a popular work is worth discussion. […]
I read a cool blog post last week talking about why it might not be so fun being married to a vampire. Got me to thinking there are some significant downsides to dating any supernatural being. Angels: If you can fit a million of them on a head of a pin, their important parts are […]