Okay, I’m probably the last person in the world to have finished Gone Girl and I’m equally fascinated, frustrated, obsessed and in awe. **Warning: Spoiler alerts*** I finished the book in less than three days. I stayed up until 5 a.m. reading two nights ago; I literarily couldn’t put it down (don’t you love when that… Read More Gone girl (yes, I finally read it)
I first met Molly D. Campbell through a Twitter posting. I don’t remember what it was, but it was funny, the kind of funny that sticks with you and plays on your mind so that hours later you remember it and think, once again: Hey, that was funny. And you chuckle to yourself as you’re… Read More Molly Campbell, tickling the funny bone
I don’t normally write book reviews but couldn’t resist this time. I feel so haunted by Kathleen Grissom’s The Kitchen House that I feel the need to write out my feelings, as if to shake off the hold. This was a difficult book for me. It took me over three weeks, and in that time I finished numerous… Read More Book Review: The Kitchen House
Anyone who knows me knows one thing: I’m a hopeless romantic, disguised as a cynic. The reason for my cynicism? No man will ever compare to my first love, Captain Wentworth. Captain Wentworth is, of course, the lead romantic interest of Anne Elliot in Jane Austen’s “Persuasion,” my favorite Austen book. Most people favor “Pride… Read More Me and Captain Wentworth, getting romantic
I had two reviews of Dolls Behaving Badly pop in over the weekend, both much appreciated and both pleasant surprises. Michelle over at What is That Book About? totally “got” my book, which was so refreshing and heartwarming, since I wrote Dolls for women. I wanted a book that was realistic yet still left women with the feeling that… Read More What is That Book About, and Carl Brush
Michelle over at What is That Book About posted an awesome review of Dolls Behaving Badly today. It’s refreshing to know that other women “get” my book, that they understand and sympathize with my characters, that they identify with parts of them and think: She’s just like me. It’s one of the greatest compliments a writer can… Read More What is That Book About, and more dog pics
Romance Times Review gave “Dolls Behaving Badly” a nice review last week (thanks RT!) Unfortunately, only subscribers can read the actual review so I’ve included a piece of it below (I don’t subscribe either, but my publicist was nice enough to send me an Adobe version): Quirky characters that could only be found in Alaska and the ghost… Read More Romance Times review, and oatmeal blueberry vegan muffins
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