Who’s worse, Trump or Omarosa?
It’s a trick question, they’re both horrible. America met Omarosa Manigault Newman when she was a 2004 contestant on Trump’s “The Apprentice” (during what seemed like a much, much more innocent time). Omarosa played the villain, a role that didn’t seem to require much acting on her part, and except for expressions of sympathy after…
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Romance is dirty and here are the novels to prove it
Author Victoria Dahl starts her article with a confession, ?I?m a romance novelist and I don?t love Valentine?s Day.? That?s not much of a confession, everyone hates Valentine?s Day. There?s either too much expectation if you?re in a relationship, or if you?re single, it?s further proof you will die alone. But this was written in…
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With ‘Kingshold’, you’ve got a fun fantasy read
I do not quite recall how I stumbled across D.P. Woolliscroft a month or so ago, but boy, am I glad that I did. ?Actually, belay that, it may have been via the Kindle Scout program. ?Nevertheless, I’ve gotten to read two of Woolliscroft’s creations now – the novelette?Of Buccaneers and Bards?(which is set in…
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So what’s Behind the Attic Wall?
Continuing my reviews of books with the word ?Attic? in the title is ?Behind the Attic Wall,? a YA novel that could not be more different from ?Flowers in the Attic,? but at the same time left such an impression on me that for years I considered it one of my favorites, even after I?d…
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The 6 Top Best Most Anticipated Books of 2018
?Tis the season for the ?Top.? ?Best,? and ?Most Anticipated? books of 2018. (Personally, I?d like there to be a ?Least Anticipated,” as those are the ones that I bet will have the most gems, but I don?t think anyone wrote that.) I?ve gathered a list from several sources – these are the books that…
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