Month: May 2013

Book Blast & Excerpt: Incarnate by Lawrence Weill

About Lawrence Weill: Lawrence Weill is an author and artist in western Kentucky. In addition to novels, he writes short fiction, non-fiction articles and books, and poetry. His work has appeared in a wide range of local, regional, and national journals. He and his wife live in the woods overlooking a beaver pond. Website *Facebook […]

Guest Post: Anatomy of a Novel by Geoffrey M. Gluckman

I’d like to welcome author Geoffrey M. Gluckman to StoreyBook Reviews today.  I have his book to read and review (coming soon!), but wanted to offer him the opportunity to share some of his thoughts with you here today.   The development of some stories begins with oddities, such as what sparked a story. Or […]

Mystery Monday: The Walled Flower by Lorraine Bartlett

This week I bring you book two in the Victoria Square mystery series by author Lorraine Bartlett.  She writes many series but this is a relatively new series with just 3 books out right now.  I am enjoying this series but I wonder why Kate is dating Andy…they don’t seem like a well matched pair […]

Blog Tour & Review: Thursday Nights by Lisa N. Paul

Book Title: Thursday Nights (The Charistown Series, Book #1) Author: Lisa N. Paul Genre: Contemporary Erotic Romance Expected Release date: May 13, 2013 Cover Designed By: Okay Creations Lisa N. Paul (Author) Facebook | Website | Goodreads Book Summary: “Pain can leave even the strongest of people weak and hollow Max DeLucca has spent seven […]

Guest Post: Gregory Widen, author of Blood Makes Noise

Today I welcome author Gregory Widen to StoreyBook Reviews!  He is the author of Blood Makes Noise which is a story about Evita.  I will be sharing my thoughts on the book in the next week or so, so make sure to come back and check it out! I remember the moment I got the […]

Blog Tour & Giveaway: Girl Three by Tracy March

Synopsis: Bioethicist Jessica Croft, estranged daughter of a federal judge, has avoided the players, power, and passions of Washington, DC. But when her sister’s suspicious death is classified as natural, Jessie resolves to expose the murderer. Pursuing elite suspects on both sides of the stem-cell-research debate leads her to security consultant Michael Gillette, who knows […]

Guest Post: Mysti Parker, author of A Ranger’s Tale

I want to give a BIG welcome to Mysti Parker, author of A Ranger’s Tale and other books!  I hope you enjoy her post and check out her books when you have a moment (links at the bottom!) If It Ain’t Workin’… Recently, I read an article written by author Ted Heller, entitled ‘The future […]

Blog tour, Giveaway & Review: The Storm Bottle by Nick Green

The Storm Bottle Swimming with dolphins is said to be the number one thing to do before you die. For 12-year-old Michael, it very nearly is. A secret boat trip has gone tragically wrong, and now he lies unconscious in hospital. But when Michael finally wakes up, he seems different. His step sister Bibi is […]

Book Blast & $100 Giveaway: The Enemy by Larry Bograd

  The Enemy A red-hot political thriller from a blue state author. Buried among the thousands of financial transactions he reviews each day, analyst Randy Duncan finds a secret web of laundered money financing the assassination of the President, which, in turn, will lead the country into war. Can Randy and his law-student daughter Clare […]

Mystery Monday: Red Velvet Cupcake Murder by Joanne Fluke

I just finished the 16th book in the Hannah Swenson series, Red Velvet Cupcake Murder.  I love these books mainly for all the recipes (some I try but I drool over them anyway!).  Joanne also came out with a cookbook (with a mini mystery included) and I tried a couple of recipes from that cookbook […]