by Deborah Sprinkle | Dec 4, 2020 | Book Review
Get ready for an exciting trip to Canada! And you won’t need your passport or to exchange your dollars for loonies and toonies. All you need is a copy of Border Breach by Darlene L. Turner. In the U.S., the words Border Patrol send our thoughts south to our boundary...
by Deborah Sprinkle | Sep 8, 2020 | Book Review
Nothing Shady Ever Happens in Shady Valley Bogged Down by Murder by Kathy Cretsinger is her first book in a new series. In it, she introduces us to Shady Valley. Nestled between the Iron Mountains to the southeast and Holston Mountain to the northwest, Shady Valley...
by Deborah Sprinkle | Aug 14, 2020 | Book Review
When reading Grave Consequences by Debra DuPree Williams, turn the way-back machine to 1968. You remember 1968. The year The Beatles released “Hey Jude” and McDonald’s started serving the Big Mac? The Tet offensive launched the Vietnam War, James Earl Ray assassinated...
by Deborah Sprinkle | Jul 22, 2020 | Book Review
Book Review: Collateral Damage by Lynette Eason Be sure to read Collateral Damage by Lynette Eason in a secure location! And you might require plenty of rations as well. Once I began reading, I couldn’t put it down, and finished the 322-page novel in a day and a half....
by Deborah Sprinkle | May 3, 2020 | Book Review
I recommend that you begin reading Justice Delivered by Patricia Bradley on a day when you have nothing urgent to accomplish! The story draws you in on the first page and holds your attention to the end. Justice Delivered is the last in a four book series set in...
by Deborah Sprinkle | Mar 22, 2020 | Book Review
As I write this, COVID-19 forces a good portion of the population to remain housebound. Cinemas, libraries, and even churches have closed their doors. Restaurants supply take-out only. Cars sit idle and streets are eerily quiet as people stay indoors. Doing what you...
