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Blog postApocalyptic Romance. This one first same into being in 1976 or 77. The idea sat, waiting to be fleshed out for years and years. Back then there wasn't any use even trying to flesh out a story that had a interracial romance.
Some background is in order. Alaska came into the union as a Democratic state. Along came the Alaska pipeline. Many of those men, and they were mostly men, who came up to work on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline were from the oil patches of Oklahoma -
Blog postEvery Now Again.
A book comes along that takes you by surprise. Strange Love is one of those that grabs you and won't let go. There's lots of the alien kidnapper stuff out there right now. This may begin with a kidnapping, but that's as far as the similarity goes. Intrigued, I had a hard time putting it down. Ms. Aguirre has a vivid imagination and I loved where it went. If you're looking for a new twist on this genre, I'll recommend this tale of love be -
Blog postThis may not look like a picture of hope, but it is. If you know someone who has become addicted to alcohol and wonder if they will make it, there is hope. This memoir is well written but that's not what makes it worth reading. The theme is hope. It's there and it's possible you friend or relative will make it.
I won't name names but a friend of many years has been clean and sober for over the 30 years I've known that person. Every time we talk I think of the o -
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Blog postI couldn't resist getting all in the series. The very first one pictured here took me into the world of a cop with a big problem. His new partner, an ex marine canine, had equal problems. But Billie depends on her new partner for everything including keeping them working and together. I went from one to the other of the books until I had read all three. By far, the biggest twist is in number 3. Here we have a different take on mystery. How to put this one wi
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Blog postTom Bensonhas written a real winner here. A Scot gets something from the family lawyer that puts him on a plane to the lovely city of Prague after his father's death. Both his parents die in mysterious circumstances which have him seeking answers and possibly, revenge. I'm trying to be careful to not give out spoilers. This one has enough twists and turns to keep you up far later than you should be. But that's what a good book is all about. I'm giving it 5 stars for a tale well told.
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Blog postA regency mystery kick. Has led me in several directions recently. C.S. Harris started me off since I was looking for something a little different.
It got so good, I went through one a night. I've already ordered the new one due out in April. I believe I posted about these earlier. Good books. Now we come to another author. I'm not sure how well known she is, but I've gone through the first series by Andrea Penrose, Wrexford and Sloane. They progress from the fir -
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Blog postAbout those dratted resolutions.
I've got a couple of things for you this October. First, have a look at this. It's on pre-order now. If you're wanting to do more than make a resolution you probably won't keep, try this instead.
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A little something to work on every day. Stick with it and if you can, start a support group of others who want to make concrete changes. #selfhelp #selfcare #happiness
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Blog postOkay, so I've been quiet lately.
But I've been busy.
If you haven't seen it already, I now have an entire series in Kindle Unlimited and they are all done. No waiting until I finish the books. They are cliff hangers until the last one. They are releasing about 45 days apart. #nativeamerican #secondchanceromance #contemporaryromance
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Her son has been gone for over 20 years. Worse her first love helped keep him f -
Blog postI wasn't exactly sure what to make of the author's description when I was given the ARC for a review. Since I've read other books of his I liked, I was ready to give it a try.
This in my opinion is probably his best work to date. A story told from the end of his life looking back to the beginning, Ben has lived through a lot. The retired cowboy and his horse have gone through a lot.
The author told the story with a deft touch and did a fantastic job. If -
Blog postA good solid read. Two lonely, needy people don’t always mesh well. In this case, the result is a disaster. I wondered about the title and understood it when I finished the book. Fate had it in for these characters. The dark history of apartheid in South Africa forms the basis for much of the trouble, but Lydia is clueless. She has her reasons for ignoring the bad patch she and her husband of almost a decade are going through. His lack of support for her problems doesn’t help. What she does
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Blog postReview of CEO by Patricia E. Gitt I pay a lot of attention when I pick up a book in NetGalley. My time needs to be used wisely, I don’t have a lot to spare.
Still, I love to read and since I’ll read before I sleep anyway, it might as well do someone good. Hence, NetGalley and BookBub.
I found myself pleasantly surprised by this one, it has an interesting plot and is easy to read. The publisher called it a “page turner”, I agree. Well -
Blog postBook ReviewAs an unabashed Alaskan, I review book set in Alaska with a critical eye. I can't help it. This tale of gold, manipulation, love and loss did the best job yet of portraying the real Alaska (other than my books since I live here and I'm not afraid to shovel snow). If you read Ms. Pace's Amazon page, you'll get the shoveling reference.
She did a great job with the setting, the plot was a good one as was the writing. A good book and one I recommend if you like romantic suspens -
Blog postI love cooking on a stove that's pumping out wood heat into the room. You can say what you want, nothing I know beats wood heat. Somehow, it warms a room the way nothing else can. An electric heater, even with a fan, doesn't quite do the job. Heating with electricity can find you with a bill that will nearly cause heart palpitations.
Gas heat is great if you can afford piping it in. In my case thousands of dollars is out of the question. So I stick with a fuel oil furnace and supple -
Blog postSo we went from this less than a week ago, 41 degrees to this:This is what -10 looks like. It will probably warm up a little during the afternoon. And I don't mind. I'm writing, have fuel oil for heat, food, chocolate and scotch. I'm good. This particular shade of blue, it is a little difficult to see in the picture, but it's pale-robin's egg I would guess, is only seen when its cold and clear.
If it's cold during the night, it's bound to be clear. That is a given.
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Blog postPort MacKenzie
I had the privilege of taking a short tour
of the facility last fall.
An amazing view not often seen
by the everyday person.
Because it is a port access is restricted.
Thank goodness the title of
Author/publisher carries a little cachet.
We have a view down Knik Arm
Into Cook Inlet and one
up Knik Arm.
I took some good shots of Anchorage
as seen across the water. Enjoy.
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Blog postFireweed flowers have reached the tip of the stalk! Those of us who live in Alaska know what that means. Fall is almost on us. A cold summer, I still kept the door open and let the fresh air in even when it was raining. I don't mind watching the rain come down.
I brought all but the geraniums in off the deck. It was too cold for the rest of my plants. And I'll probably close the upstairs window. I still have the heat off at night, it's easier to sleep.
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Blog postWhen the temperature gets above 65 and the sun comes out, Wasilla lake in downtown Wasilla is the place to be. The parking lot is too small so the surrounding businesses find the back part of their lots filling with those looking for a little fun in the sun.
We all knew it would be a good day when we woke up to sunshine and not a cloud in the sky anywhere. Better yet, since it would be nice far into the evening hours, people at work get to come home and take advantage of the great w -
Blog postThe Eklutna Iris field has bloomed.And the blooms have died off. But the wild roses are still blooming. The wild geranium and clover are next. We've had a lot of gray days and rain, but there have been some glorious days in between. The Alaska Scottish Highland games have come and gone. They were grand and great fun as always.
A little early rain fled and it got to be scattered and broken. I didn't take any pictures and should have but I was busy.
You see we did a give-away. Two bask -
Blog postIt's almost for the Alaska Scottish Highland Games.
June 30th is the day. I sure hope that it is every bit as nice as this one was. My daughter and I have had a booth at the games for years, at least twenty. This year we intend to have stuffed animals. Sewn by hand with sewn on eyes as usual.
But this year I'm also bringing a ton of swag and Paper Gold Publishing will have a booth at the games.
There will be lots of free stuff and paperback books. So make time -
Blog postSuch a fantastic day. I had to run over to my son's place to let the grand-dogs out. When he works it's 12 hour shifts and an hour commute both ways. On the way there and back motorcycles were out all over the place. And it was hot in the truck cab. I came close to turning on the AC. At home the dog wanted out to enjoy the weather. I obliged him, turned the heat off and opened the front door to enjoy the day. Wonderful to be able to do that. This morning the temperature is 39 degrees. Rea
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Blog postAmazon has strange ways of gauging friends these days. I have taken to reviewing books on Bookbub because I have a reasonable expectation that the reviews will be there tomorrow. I often do batches of reviews on Sunday. And I read voraciously.
Some authors aren't on Bookbub. That makes it all trickier. Now that Goodreads is an Amazon company, any reviews on there may be subject to removal.
I ran across two books recently which I enjoyed. The first is an Irish crime tale titled -
Blog postStarting a fire. You have the cabin in the woods, all the great snacks purchased. Something good to drink and someone to enjoy it all with.
You arrive at the cabin just as the sun is setting over the magnificent view. With laughter and smiles, you both get everything inside. A quaint wood stove sits in a corner with a stack of dry wood in the wrought iron container. Kindling and paper wait there as well.
You have seen all the survival reality shows, you have this. There'
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