One kingdom. Three siblings. One Emmanuel. Three parts of God. The True Blue Royal trilogy began with the youngest child and ends with the oldest. All three have ties to the States, though, to be fair, Gus simply reconnected with a local gal he knew as a child there. ...
BOOK REVIEW: Beyond Justice by Cara Putman
Sometimes I regret an audiobook. Not because it’s bad, but because there are times I feel like I missed something, some thread, some nuance, some something. I did love the narrator, though, and her ability to really show distinction in voicing the different characters. Okay, ...
BOOK REVIEW: A Year of Playing Catch by Ethan D. Bryan
It’s Baseball Season. For the uninitiated, St. Louis Cardinals baseball is the second religion in my household. Followed closely by Springfield Cardinals, and then any other game that might exist. I’ve been subjected to listening and or watching summer bush leagues, to college ...
BOOK REVIEW: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
I just don’t get the hype. It felt a bit like a smidge of The Blue Lagoon meets a heaping serving of Nell and a cuppa Good Will Hunting. This isn’t one of those situations where I didn’t get the hype and don’t like the book. It’s a good book, a solid story really, and I enjoyed it, but the hype . ...
BOOK REVIEW: Dying for Love by Cara Putman
Okay, so when I listened to Hidden Love, I assumed it was a prequel to the prequel for the Hidden Justice series. And I assumed that Dying for Love would be the prequel, and then we would be steady sailing. Keep in mind what happens when you assume things, as that’s where I am now. ...