Book Review: The Invisible Library, by Genevieve Cogman: Irene would like nothing better than to curl up with a good book. She is, after all, a librarian. However, she works for the mysterious Library that exists between the worlds. Her job involves going into the alternate realities and collecting important books of fiction, by whatever means… Continue reading Book Review: The Invisible Library
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Book Review: Intertwine
Emme Wilde finds an old locket at a sale. Within is a miniature painting of a handsome man and two locks of hair, one of which matches her hair color. On the outside of the locket a romantic note to "E," signed “F” has been engraved. Emme is sure the locket is meant for her,… Continue reading Book Review: Intertwine
Jay B. R. Wokky Ch. 44.4 — A Promise to the Dragon
Ch. 44.4 – For a few moments the dragon said nothing. “Why should I believe you?” Felix spoke through his agony. “I’ve seen them: the sweetest little girl who thinks you are a hero. A prince who will become one of your dearest friends. A gnome who loves and admires you. A wizard and a witch… Continue reading Jay B. R. Wokky Ch. 44.4 — A Promise to the Dragon
Jay B. R. Wokky Ch. 43.1 — Felix to the Rescue
CH.43.1 -- Janine lay on the stone floor, staring up at the ceiling of the dragon’s cave. No matter how hard she fought the Grabbery vines, she couldn’t free herself. Without the fire, the hallway was frigid. Frost covered the walls of the silent cave. At first she shivered, and then gradually, she became numb.… Continue reading Jay B. R. Wokky Ch. 43.1 — Felix to the Rescue
One Lane Bridge
Book Review: One Lane Bridge, by Don Reid. J.D. sets out for a simple drive in the country, needing some relaxation away from the problems at his restaurant and a struggling young adult daughter. He crosses a one lane bridge, and his car breaks down in front of an old farmhouse which contains a family… Continue reading One Lane Bridge
Letters Across Time
Book Review: Letters Across Time - by Anna Zogg When Lindsey Hayden’s husband dies, she secludes herself in a cottage on the Oregon coast and tries to live through her grief. Four years later, Lindsey is running along the highway in the rain when she hears a car coming too fast down the hairpin turns… Continue reading Letters Across Time
Dr. Who
My daughter told me about this wild BBC show called Dr. Who, which has been airing since 1963 and has become the longest running and most successful Sci-Fi TV series ever. So, one night we sat down and watched an episode. We were hooked. Some of the aliens are pretty funky, but I like the… Continue reading Dr. Who
Featuring Lisa Mangum
The end of August is upon us, and Utah Book Month is almost over. But that won't stop all of us book lovers from reading. Today I am happy and honored to spotlight another great author, Lisa Mangum. By day, Lisa is an Assistant Editor for Deseret Book/Shadow Mountain, but at night she writes YA… Continue reading Featuring Lisa Mangum
Writing is like Time Travel
I've been writing like mad for the past week, working on my new novel -- a ghost story/ murder mystery that takes place in the same 'Gifted Ones' world as my previous book. When I finally got my head above water last night and took a deep breath, I realized I'd forgotten deadlines, skipped appointments,… Continue reading Writing is like Time Travel
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