Originally posted on Books and Such: Someone, or something, is haunting the Titanic. This is the only way to explain the series of misfortunes that have plagued the passengers of the ship from the moment they set sail: mysterious disappearances, sudden deaths. Now suspended in an eerie, unsettling twilight zone during the four days of the…

Originally posted on Meg Dowell Writes: 1. A sad story can still have a satisfying — sometimes even a happy — ending. 2. Good stories are supposed to make you feel things. Some people read to numb the pain, and there’s nothing wrong with that. But not all “sad” is “bad.” 3. You write for…

Whew! What a busy week it’s been. I’ve struggled to find time to work on my new poetry book amid a series of events which interfered in my time, every day. Between a four-hour power outage in my neighborhood, and the daily mess and noise from a new-build next door, I’m struggling for time to……

Originally posted on Myths of the Mirror: I’m still buried in editing, but I figured I’d better make an appearance on the old blog!  February was a fun month of reading. I hope you enjoy browsing my 4 and 5-star reviews. Click on the covers for Amazon global links. ***** Life Lines by Sue Vincent…

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Originally posted on Susan's Place: Written for the challenge over at Denise’s called Sunday’s Six Sentence Story. This weeks word prompt is “Coat” ? Black, shiny, and soft Brushed each and every day to keep it that way ? Some dogs have wool coats Others do not have any But most dogs do shed…

Mountain Justice by Karen Black My review Mountain Justice is an intense and short read about a woman who is the victim of horrific physical and mental abuse by her husband. Anne is six months pregnant when her savage and mentally unstable husband beats her nearly to death because he thought she looked at another…