Finished The Queen’s Knight by Deborah Chester. It’s part of a fantasy series called “The Sword, the Ring, and the Chalice.” It’s about a queen named Pheresa, a secondary character in the original series, who’s now facing her own problems — including the fact that she’s in love with a man that she can’t marry. It’s an entertaining enough read if →

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Just finished Does This Cape Make Me Look Fat? by Chelsea Cain and Marc Mohan. Hysterical. Completely, utterly hysterical. If you love superheroes, you have to read this book. It’s subtitled “Pop Psychology for Superheroes” and examines issues important to every hero. Like how to choose a sidekick. How to pick a good superhero name. And what to do if →

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Finished It Happened One Autumn by Lisa Kleypas this weekend. It’s the second book in her popular “Wallflower” series about a group of four husband-hunting friends in England. It was a good read, and, if you like historical romance, then I definitely recommend this series to you. But what caught my attention most about this book were the last three →

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So, I’m up to 787 books I’ve read (since I started keeping count, anyways). The latest is It Happened in South Beach by Jennie Klassel. It’s about a strait-laced Boston freelance writer who inherits a sex-toy shop in Florida when her aunt is murdered. There’s also handsome Interpol agent in the mix, along with eccentric neighbors, wacky best friends, and cats. →

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