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Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Suggested Reading: Murder on The Mind (A Jeff Resnick Mystery) by L.L. Bartlett

suggested by Lynnette Phillips

I normally don't like to read psychic or paranormal thrillers but I have to admit I did enjoy this. Maybe it was because even Jeff Resnick himself didn't know what he should think or feel when he first started having flashes of 'knowledge' he shouldn't be privy to. Initially the insights enter his sub-conscience in the form of dreams. Bad dreams.

 Confused by the sudden 'knowledge' he possesses Jeff decides to check it out and find out if the information he's getting is for real and soon finds himself involved in a grisly murder.

Ms Bartlett has written a thriller with an interesting twist you won't want to miss out on. There's nothing super-natural here...just a tale of what might happen if you're hit in the head with a baseball bat when mugged.

New Your Times Bestselling Author L.L. Bartlett writes under several different names . Read more about her and her novels and short stories at her website.


Saturday, May 21, 2011

Jenkins: Confederate Blockade Runner by Emily Hill #HistoricalFiction #BookTrailer

C. T. Jenkins was born into a prominent Baltimore family in 1811 and, defying the wishes of his father to join in the family enterprises, left home after the Leonid meteor showers of 1833 to follow his own dreams of independence becoming an Indian scout, property owner, legislator, Civil War hero, prisoner of war, family man.

At midlife Jenkins, missing the family life he once spurned, enters into a December-May union. Living with his wife, Eliza, and their children on the coast of the secessionist state of Florida and a as member of the Confederate army, he becomes a blockade runner. When he is captured and taken North he must reach out to the relations he once spurned in order to survive prison life and return to his family who are struggling to survive in Florida.

Emily Hill’s Blog http://www.emilyhillwriter.com