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Tag Archives: supporting and Promoting self publishing Indie Authors
Book Review: Cold Touch: Extrasensory Agents Book 2 by Leslie A. Kelly
I like the way the author is approaching this series by focusing on each member of the Extrasensory Agents detective team. Each has their own background story and the murder mystery plot brings out not only their story and their … Continue reading
Cover Reveal: Love Notes by Michelle Windsor
COVER REVEAL Check out the cover for Author Michelle Windsor’s upcoming release, Love Notes!! It’s a stand-alone, contemporary romance that’s releasing early Spring 2018. You can add it to your Goodreads TBR: https://goo.gl/pZr6ED Check out the … Continue reading
Approaching the Holiday Season Again
Well folks, it is November and we are rapidly approaching that long holiday season. Thanksgiving through New Year. This time of year the blog gets neglected a lot; then in January it takes time to get back into the swing … Continue reading
Posted in Family life, Personal Reflections
Tagged aging parents, celebration, family, family life, grandchildren, grandparents, great grand parents, holiday season, multi-generational families, personal musings, quilting, quilts, Reading, reading books, relationships, supporting and Promoting self publishing Indie Authors
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No Book Review Today – It’s About Books
Unfortunately I haven’t finished any books for review this week although I seem to have started several and have not found the time to complete reading any of them. Interests occasionally fall in other areas instead. Recently I responded to … Continue reading
Author Interview: Pres Maxson
Author Interview: Pres Maxson I want to welcome Pres Maxson here today on Peachy’s Insights. Pres is originally from Riverwoods, IL, got his degree in English from the University of Iowa, and currently lives outside Indianapolis. He just released … Continue reading
Book Review: Siren Song by Markie Madden
Siren Song (The Undead Unit Book #4) by Markie Madden I’ve read all the previous books in The Undead Unit series. The relationships of the main characters is amazing. A team that is exceptionally close as you would expect of … Continue reading
Book Review: Pigeon by Pres Maxson
A delightfully entertaining and outrageously absurd detective story. This is the kind of read that I call “cotton candy” for the brain. It is reminiscent of reading Douglas Adams books. In serious novels one expects well developed and deep characters, … Continue reading
Book Review: AAru (The AARU Cycle Book 1) by David Meredith
AARU is an interesting science fiction type of story set in the not too distant future. I don’t want to give any spoilers so suffice it to say the technology to live forever plays a significant role in the unfolding … Continue reading
Book Review: Illusional Reality by Karina Kantas
Illusional Reality by Karina Kantas I started reading this book last November and had not finished. So began at the beginning again and it became apparent to me why I had quit reading before. The use of an odd configuration … Continue reading
Book Review: The Box by Kevin Lake
The Box by Kevin Lake is a new adult contemporary urban romance starring Christina, a financial planner, and Devin, a two time college dropout. This relatively low key romance is a commentary on society, relationships, and today’s technology. At first … Continue reading →