Essential Off-Grid Survival Projects

Are you ready for the next disaster? Even if you answered yes, Essential Off-Grid Survival Projects will give you many additional ways to prepare making your, and your family’s, survival more assured. The fifty projects are divided into Shelter, Water, Food and Safety. The projects vary from expensive purchased itemsContinue Reading

The Silent Appeal

More of a “what happened?” than a whodunnit, The Silent Appeal turns classic mystery tropes on their head. A small amateur theater group puts on an Agatha Christie play while shenanigans occur backstage. Affairs, love stories, embezzlement, stalking, crime and murder are all covered. It is a cornucopia of gossipContinue Reading

The House That Eats the Dead

Kudos to the author of The House That Eats the Dead. He made me believe that a house could be sentient, hungry, and trained like a dog. If you too are able to suspend your disbelief, this book is a fun and unique horror tale. Claire and Tom should haveContinue Reading

Probable Caws

I love the family and friends populating the Meg Langslow cozy mystery series. Reading the two new books published each year is usually a highlight for me. While Probable Caws does have the whole gang involved in horse rescuing, the mystery is kind of a miss. There weren’t enough redContinue Reading

The Women in White

The Women in White are four young women in the 1960s who participate in experiments involving their psychic abilities at a prestigious university. Riley is the modern day caretaker of one of the woman. As she digs into their history, she uncovers an untold story that has been buried, intentionally,Continue Reading

The Felicity Complex

I just finished reading The Felicity Complex and I have to say, “wow!”. There is a lot going on in there. Realistic female bots are created to serve those humans rich enough to afford a 1960s luxury underground bunker. Each bot grows increasingly human with all the complexities that entails.Continue Reading

Push the Wall

Frank Miller is an icon in comics. Push the Wall is his story. You don’t have to be a fan of Batman, Daredevil, or Sin City to enjoy this memoir/instruction manual of the creative process. There is just enough of Frank’s life included to see how his career began andContinue Reading