Author: Whitney

Review: House of Glass

Review: House of Glass

House of Glass is a combination of the TV shows Crisis and Hostage both are suspenseful and deal with being held captive, along with the terror it includes.  House of Glass is a lot like that.  Ted Glass was very reminiscent of Dermot Mulroney’s character, he just seemed too calm and something didn’t feel quite […]

Posted May 29, 2014 by Whitney in Review / 0 Comments
Divider
Review: Solomon’s Bride

Review: Solomon’s Bride

“Thinking I was free from the Mongols forever, I felt such joy that I almost cried my thanks aloud.”  Our heroine Sofia exclaims at the beginning of Solomon’s Bride, I so wished this was true, and routed for her at the end of The Grip of God, but knew this would not be the case. […]

Posted May 21, 2014 by Whitney in Review / 2 Comments
Divider
Book Review: Daughter Of The Gods

Book Review: Daughter Of The Gods

I’ve always enjoyed reading novels about Egyptian Pharaohs but they have mainly been on Nefertiti and Cleopatra, so when a novel about Hatshepsut came to my attention I jumped at the chance as I haven’t read much about her — why did it take me so long!  Yes, the novel is fiction but beyond the […]

Posted May 20, 2014 by Whitney in Review / 0 Comments
Divider
Spotlight: To Sleep Perchance to Die by Donald R. Grippo

Spotlight: To Sleep Perchance to Die by Donald R. Grippo

Book Synopsis: Tangled lives, tainted love, and a Shakespearean twist lead to deception, betrayal, and murder. In this sexy, psychological thriller, Eurasian beauty Mai Faca plots to marry Jake Warden, a successful oral surgeon forbidden to her because of family honor. In an unheard-of scheme, fellow surgeon, Bret Manley, falls victim to Mai’s seduction as […]

Posted May 20, 2014 by Whitney in Book Feature / 1 Comment
Divider
Completed Challenge: Meet the Protagonist

Completed Challenge: Meet the Protagonist

Another completed challenge!  I am on a role!  I could blather on like a child taking their first poo (excuse the analogy) but instead I’ll just list the categories and reviews acquired for this challenge. Meet the Protagonist hosted by Littlequeen Rules 1. A woman who is a mother: Above by Isla Morley 2. A real life person who written into a […]

Posted May 5, 2014 by Whitney in Reading Challenge / 2 Comments
Divider
Weekly Wrap-up #26

Weekly Wrap-up #26

Sunday Post is hosted by Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead. Off the Blog Last week, I mentioned that […]

Posted May 4, 2014 by Whitney in Weekly Wrap-Up / 0 Comments
Divider
Clean Sweep ARC Challenge

Clean Sweep ARC Challenge

My arcs are stacking up again and I would love to knock out a few before I move in the middle of June.  After each Sunday Post I see Kimba advertise the Clean Sweep ARC Challenge which is hosted by herself at Caffinated Book Reviewer and Angela of Angela’s Anxious Life.  Each time I was […]

Posted May 1, 2014 by Whitney in Reading Challenge / 1 Comment
Divider
Monthly Review: April 2014

Monthly Review: April 2014

Reviewed: Happily Ever After by Elizabeth Maxwell  Apocalypse by Dean Crawford A Single Breath by Lucy Clarke Birth of an Assassin by Rik Stone Challenge Progress:  How Many Books 19/100 books Ebooks 9/10 books Protagonist 8/8 books Fairy Tales Retold 0/6 books Once Upon A Time 0/1 books

Posted April 30, 2014 by Whitney in Monthly Review / 1 Comment
Divider
Book Review: Birth of an Assassin

Book Review: Birth of an Assassin

Review This may sound strange, but while reading Birth of an Assassin I was reminded of the tv show Scandal.  There is one episode in particular, where we learn about Huck and why/how he became a professional killer.  A short autobiography if you will, and perhaps on a longer scale, Birth of an Assassin reminded me […]

Posted April 29, 2014 by Whitney in Review / 1 Comment
Divider
Review: A Single Breath

Review: A Single Breath

When I was ten I repeated 5th grade.  We were moving and had severe health issues.  My parents felt more comfortable having my brother (who was in 4th) and I at the same school, I have always looked young for my age, no one would know, it was a new beginning.  That is how I […]

Posted April 28, 2014 by Whitney in Review / 0 Comments
Divider