Finished Now and Then by Robert B. Parker. This is the latest book in his long-running Spenser series, about a Boston private investigator. In this one, an FBI agent hires Spenser to find out if his wife is cheating on him. She is, but that’s not the worst part — she’s also letting classified information slip to her lover, who’s the subject of →
Anybody else watch Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles last night on Fox? I thought it was pretty good. Interesting characters. Lots of action. Lots of explosions. Even a dream sequence. I’ve seen all the Terminator movies, and I think it’s a pretty cool concept. But it also makes my brain hurt, the way most time travel stories do. Especially the →
Finished Ice Blue by Anne Stuart. This is the third book in her Ice romantic suspense series. This one is about Summer Hawthorne, a museum curator determined to keep a valuable Japanese ceramic bowl out of the hands of a cult leader named Shirosama. What Summer doesn’t realize is that Shirosama wants the bowl as part of a ceremony where he →
So, I saw this over at HelenKay Dimon’s blog, which she found a couple other places. It’s called Top Ten Signs a Book is Written by Me. I thought it would be fun to do my own list. So, here goes: 1. The words shrinking violet will never be used to describe my heroines. I write strong, kick-ass women, and →
Well, I knew it couldn’t last. Over the holidays and the last few weeks, I’ve been lazing around –Â reading books, watching my A-Team DVDs, cleaning out my basement. Basically waiting around for the publishing folks and everyone else to get over the holiday madness and get back to work. Yesterday, I got some thoughts on revisions for my Assassin book →
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