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Review: A Giant Comes by A.J. Saxsma – A 2023 Indie Author Review Selection

Description • The Review • More About the Author Description (from Amazon.com) A shifty traveler delivers a grim warning to a peaceful village; a giant will come in three weeks’ time and it will bring ruin to their quiet living. But, he can instruct the villagers on how to best the foul creature and save…
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A Word About Reviews

Reviews are an important way for readers to discover new books, and they also serve as valuable feedback for the authors.

2023 Indie Review Program Selections!

In this second year of the Indie Author Review Program, I was once again humbled by the number of nominations I received. Choosing which 12 I wanted to read and promote was not an easy decision as there are so many great books out there which do not get the attention they deserve. Some things…
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In Consideration of Writing & Mental Health

I’ve found over the years that writing about difficult experiences or traumatic events in my life can provide a sense of catharsis.

End of the Year (2022) Thoughts

Earlier this month I was reflecting on 2022 and how much of a loser I am. I mean, what have I accomplished?

Review: Pearl in the Deep by Katherine L. Parker – A 2022 Indie Author Review Selection

Description • The Review • Author Interview • More About the Author Description (from Amazon.com) Lotus Calanthe can’t believe her luck when she lands a high paying job at a resort in paradise- or so she thinks. At the last minute, the plan changes, sweeping her off to another location and the job description couldn’t…
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Review: American Nomads by N.L. McLaughlin – A 2022 Indie Author Review Selection

Description • The Review • Author Interview • More About the Author Description (from Amazon.com) Beth always daydreamed of being popular. Of living a life filled with fun, travel, and adventure. A life without rules or expectations. A life worthy of sharing online. These hopes and aspirations were nothing more than distant dreams until a chance…
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What Could Be Better Than a Book About Weather?

I ask what could be better than a book about weather, but I know the answer–to me, anyway: nothing.