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On the steamer that took them up the Western River Walter read incessantly, but at meal-times he endeavored to make some kind of conversatio...

Passage by Connie Willis is a book that naturally follows Paranormal by Raymond Moody in the most extraordinary way. I'm still a litt...

Isabel's one-sentence review: Paranormal is yummy! Appearances aside, no innocent books were injured or killed in the making of this boo...

Paranormal is subtitled "My Life in Pursuit of the Afterlife," so that should have been a pretty big clue that I was about to rea...

The Comanche male was thus gloriously, astoundingly free. He was subject to no church, no organized religion, no priest class, no military ...

After an hour or so, Frederick sat down on a bench and rested. He was thirsty, and hot. He wiped his brow and thought about returning to...

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I wonder if I should bother to mention the sources of my books. Should I? Sometimes I do; sometimes I don't. Armageddon in Retrospect...

I've read quite a few books, this month, and I have liked or loved every single one of them. But, I have been plagued by migraines and ...

Still having to dig in the files. Hope I haven't already posted any of these. Fi looking up at the human's wiggling fingers (somet...

Feeling pleasantly drowsy, Miss Ewing murmured, 'Miss Challoner thinks there's bound to be a revolution in Germany soon. She's ...

Image Source I absolutely love Thrity Umrigar's writing and there is nothing negative that I can say about The World We Found . I just...

I won my copy of The Pocket Therapist by Therese Borchard and immediately sat down with it because I was in a blue mood. That was about 2...