Part memoir, part mystery, all fun is this book from actor Brent Spiner, known as Lieutenant Commander Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Set in 1991 during the filming of the show, Brent gets a package delivered to his trailer. It stinks and when he opens it...
Book Review: ‘Femlandia: A Novel’ By Christina Dalcher
Following up last year's awesome book Vox, author Christina Dalcher has written another spellbinding novel, that will keep the reader engaged in this though provoking novel. America has fallen into chaos when the economic systerm collapses here and around the world....
Book Review: ‘Set The Night On Fire: Living, Dying And Playing Guitar With The Doors’ By Robby Krieger
There's been a lot of celbrity bios lately and some are good and some are bad. What makes a good biography to me is the person writing it being honest about everything. Set The Night On Fire has everything I want and more. It's a great, honest look at the life of...
Book Review: ‘Forgiving Paris: A Novel’ By Karen Kingsbury
Author Karen Kingsbury is back with her newest Baxter Family novel about family and faith and the City Of Lights. It's a stand alone novel in her series and has everything you would expect from a novel by her. The love of family, secrets and one's belief in God and...
Book Review: ‘The Nameless Ones: A Novel’ By John Connolly
The new novel from author John Connolly, who writes the Charlie Parker series, is sort of a Charlie Parker novel. It's set around his friends Angel and Louis, who is a hired assassin, living in New York with Angel, it features some Charlie but he is not the focal...
Book Review: ‘Down The Hatch: An Agatha Raisin Mystery’ By M.C. Beaton With R.C. Green
I love the Private Detective Agatha Raisin books and the newest one is a lot of fun in typical Agatha fashion. With a solid story and some funny LOL moments it continues the pattern of solid stories in the series. She's out for a walk and stumbles upon a scream and...
Book Review: ‘The Christmas Bookshop: A Novel’ By Jenny Colgan
Carmen is the younger sister and hasn't had things easy as compared to her older sister Sofia, who is married, has money and is expecting her fourth child. Carmen works in a shop and likes her job but not really her boss. But the shop closes and Carmen is forced to...
Book Review: ‘Sisters Of The Great War: A Novel’ By Suzanne Feldman
Ruth and Elise are two sisters in Baltimore, Maryland and both want to escape their lives when the WW1 breaks out. Ruth wants to be a doctor but is only being allowed to be a nurse. Elise is handy with her hands and fixes the family car and other things. When John(who...
Book Review: ‘Dear Santa: A Novel’ By Debbie Macomber
Debbie Macomber writes the best novels. She has put out her annual Christmas novel and it's another winner. It's the perfect book for the Holiday season, that will put a smile on your face and a tear in your eyes. For Lindy Carmichael it's not been a great year. Her...
Book Review: ‘Starstruck: My Unlikely Road To Hollywood’ By Leonard Maltin
Leonard Maltin has had the career of which most every film critic can only dream. He not only found an audience for his work, he also cultivated relationships with countless movers and shakers in the film industry. On top of all that, he accomplished this by working...




