The Sacred Cipher by Terry Brennan

by | Aug 15, 2009 | Fiction Book Reviews

History’s greatest secret could be tomorrow’s greatest threat More historically and biblically accurate than The DaVinci Code and just as adventurous as an Indiana Jones movie, The Sacred Cipher combines action and mystery to draw readers into a world of...

Cleaning Toilets! Any Volunteers

by | Aug 15, 2009 | Fiction Book Reviews

There are definitely pros to being a mom. Some things in the long list of Mommy perks are middle of the night cuddles, baby rosebud lip kisses, the exuberance of a first step or first pulled tooth, the delight in discovering a sense of humor, full-body hugs, or...

Cleaning Toilets! Any Volunteers?

by | Aug 14, 2009 | Fiction Book Reviews

There are definitely pros to being a mom. Some things in the long list of Mommy perks are middle of the night cuddles, baby rosebud lip kisses, the exuberance of a first step or first pulled tooth, the delight in discovering a sense of humor, full-body hugs, or...

Dialogue with Jane Austen

by | Aug 14, 2009 | Fiction Book Reviews

Being a purebred Southern girl, talking has never been a difficulty for me – however writing about ‘talking’ can be tricky. Dialogue is an important part of relationship-building, therefore it has to be a vital part to any novel.Among her many literary-genius moments,...

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