Patricia Leslie

January: Behind the Veil by EJ Dawson First review for the year is a gothic mystery involving mediums and the spirits they talk to set after World War 1. (Heads up! Loved it!) February: The Ghosts of Thorwald Place by Helen Power. My Valentine’s Day book review is another mystery involving ghosts, but from a different point of view. I don’t know that I’d say unique, but I haven’t read it so I’ll save judgement on originality until then. The blurb sounds good, though. March: I

I enjoyed all the books I reviewed this year and most of the ones I read but didn’t review, so it was hard choosing my top three. Here are my stand outs: Talking Baby for a Walk by Kathryn Gossow So far, I’ve loved everything Gossow has written. If you haven’t had the good fortune of reading any of her novels or short stories, what are you waiting for? Read my review of Taking Baby for a Walk >> Fractured Lives by Russ Colchamiro This was the first Science Fiction novel I’ve

Ask any writer what they’d like—what they truly want—for Christmas, and they’ll probably start their Wishlist with books and end with books. The difference between the two is one lot of books is to read and the other is books sold. Their books, of course! Somewhere in between books and books will be time with friends and family, time to rest and recharge. With any luck, they’ll also wangle some writing time. December is typically a time when publishers fill the market with ne