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Shanghai Road by Claire O’Sullivan is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the opening: Allie Espinoza Monday 7:00 p.m. When the idiots over at Granley Insurance offered to pay me a whopper of a sum to investigate Max Munson—a man who’d been on their fraud radar for some time—I hesitated only long enough to catch my breath. But first the photo and …
Dark Design by Nancy Mehl is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: I was only nine years old when I knew I was destined to be a serial killer. Now that’s an opening line that will grab you! But first the photo and verse. I took it on a cold January morning here in the neighborhood. God really makes …
November Reader Friday will unfortunately be the last Reader Friday until I finish my latest manuscript as I simply don’t have time to read very much right now. I hate it because I really enjoy reading the books and writing reviews, but my deadline is looming and I have to crawl into my writing cave and work! I will continue …
On The Edge of Trust, my latest release, is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: “A ding from her phone jerked Jenny Tremont from a sound sleep on her den sofa.” But first, thank you all for reading my blog and my books! Without you, I would have no reason write! Now for the verse and photo. I …
Another Side of Sunshine by Kay DiBianca is this week’s Reader Friday. It is a middle-grade book that I, as an adult, thoroughly enjoyed! And it’s perfect for your grandkids or middle school kids. Here’s the first line: The whole adventure began when I was sitting on my favorite branch in the oak tree. But first the photo and verse. …
Whispers of a Southern Moon by Priscilla Bettis is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line of this amazing collection of short stories and poems. “Emma Jean and me were fraternal twins, but we was nothing alike.” I can’t wait to talk about this amazing book, but first the photo that was taken by Priscilla Bettis back in June …
My TBR List is this week’s Reader Friday. I haven’t had time to read anything this week, as you shall soon see. So I thought I would bring you a little of this and a little of that today. I also thought I’d give you the first paragraph of On the Edge of Trust that releases November 4: A ding …
Canyon of Deceit by DiAnn Mills is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: The shrill ring of my mobile phone jolted me awake at 2 a.m., a haunting prompt that emergencies seldom emerged in daylight. But first the photo and verse. I took the photo as we drove toward Roan Mountain a couple of weeks ago. And yes, those …
Descended by Melissa Koslin is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the opening: “Do not embarrass me,” Mr. Lagides said. “This is not a vacation. You are here to work.” But first the photo and verse. It’s a shot of the South Holston River in Bristol, Tennessee, and taken when I ate at a lovely restaurant there. Our table was on …
Perilous Tides is this week’s Reader Friday. Here’s the first line: “You won’t see danger coming until it’s too late.” But first the photo and verse. I took the photo at Roan Mountain, Tennessee, this week when I went on a spur-of-the-moment trip to Northeast Tennessee. It was such a wonderful time. The Appalachian Mountains are some of the most beautiful …