Evil Overlords-in-Training, Take Note!

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Are you aiming for world domination? Looking for tips on minions and henchpeople? Need a boost to your moral in a world that just doesn’t appreciate evil the way it should? Look no further, because I have the book for you! A Method to the Madness: A Guide to the Super Evil is a collection of [...]

Greater Treasures: A DragonEye Novella

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Over the years, I’ve gone from admiring Karina Fabian’s writing wit and surprising humor to getting to know the salty and sweet lady behind the words. You might think that makes me a biased reader, and you’re right. I’m biased in a different way than I was at age 14, when I read everything Stephen [...]

Vote for Falling for Your Madness!

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File this under “I knew her when…” You may recall that I put together a “Best Fiction I Read in 2012″ list over at CatholicMom.com early this year. On that list was a book I still love, the first novel by my friend Katharine Grubb of 10 Minute Writer, Falling for Your Madness. I raved about it [...]

Recent Book Club Reads

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After years of waiting and wishing for someone to start a book club near me, I decided, sometime last summer, that the task was mine. So I sent an email, inviting a few friends to join me for a discussion of one of my favorite novels, Mr. Blue. It’s evolved into a few more ladies, and [...]

Drama, Excitement, History: All That and More in Flight of the Earls

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Drama. Intrigue. Famine. Flight of the Earls, which is the first in a trilogy by Emmy and Telly award-winning writer and producer Michael K. Reynolds. There are pretty women and poverty-stricken beggars, multiple trans-atlantic voyages and enough action and character development to have kept me up reading later than I intended and thinking about where things [...]

Screwtape’s Handbook: A Book I Highly Recommend

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I first read C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters back in 2006, and I loved it. Not  long after that first trip through the book, I led a summer book study with a group of women in my parish. The first time I read Screwtape, it was audio. The voice of the narrator was perfect in all the [...]

Angela and Patria (Reviews I’ve Been Meaning to Do)

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I realized, as I was preparing my post today for Book Notes at CatholicMom.com (link won’t work until noon Eastern, 9 a.m. Pacific), that there are a few books I have not reviewed properly. So here you go… Angela’s Song by AnnMarie Creedon Great story. Real characters. Good writing. This book was, in some ways, [...]

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