Finished reading All U Can Eat by Emma Holly. It’s about Frankie Smith, a diner owner whose boyfriend leaves her for another woman. Soon after, a body is found behind Frankie’s diner, and she becomes a suspect in the murder — and catches the eye of police chief Jack West. To say that this book is steamy is a major understatement. There’s a lot of →
So, I went to the store yesterday and stocked up on Christmas supplies. Wrapping paper, tape, cards, bows. I’ve got enough for the whole family. I also bought some presents. People in my family get the same thing year after year. Not because I’m not creative when it comes to shopping, but because that’s what they really, really want. One →
I used to love Lost. Not so much anymore. Season 1Â totally rocked. The story, the characters, the backflashes — it was all good. Then, came Season 2, with the weird hatch and weirder Others. The show lost its original focus — people trying to survive on a tropical island. Instead, we got debates about fate and destiny and religion and →
I’m guest blogging over at Bookseller Chick today about why I don’t like scary stories. Or aliens. Or other things that go bump in the night. Check it out! 🙂
I’m on a reading roll. Just finished Hundred-Dollar Baby by Robert Parker. It’s his latest Spenser book and finds the intrepid private investigator trying to help a madam manage her upscale, call-girl business. Like all of Parker’s books, it’s heavy on dialogue and light on description with very short, easy-to-read chapters. I can read one of his books in about →
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