I hope to toss Hard Knocks over the fence to Karen this week and get dug into The Wizard’s Cat. I haven’t read either of them since high school and I suspect I’ll find new meaning in them now. I’m leaning to a re-read of Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea or H G Wells’s War of The Worlds. I have yet to pick a classic for this month. I’ve got a pile of SF/F samples waiting for my attention. I may not sample Deanna any more, but maybe you should grab one and give her a try.
Hilarity ensues, aided and abetted by an inappropriate, unfiltered spirit. Marion Matched gets sandbagged as she’s trying to start her new match-making business.
The story is the first volume in a new series that I’m looking forward to as it develops over the next few months.Īs always, the characters drew me in and wouldn’t let me go. Deanna Chase is one of the authors I don’t sample any more. My recommendation this month is Paranormal Women’s Fiction from one of my favorite authors.
You can find several editions in the public domain. If you haven’t read it yet, it’s worth the time. After slogging through three heavy hitters in the first quarter, I cruised through this small volume in large part because I found it so intriguing. My classic of the month was Hesse’s Siddhartha. You can find them all on my BookWyrm list. Still looking forward to getting into The Wizard’s Catthis month. While I liked the one I had, I thought it could be better. Hard Knocks: SC Marva Collins, Book 3 – Almost done with clean up on this one. It’s with the editor, waiting for her to work her magic. Working Class: SC Marva Collins, Book 2 – Completed my clean up. I has a brain cloud in there somewhere and called it School’s out for a few weeks.) The manuscript has gone to Podium for audio scheduling. School Days: SC Marva Collins, Book 1 – Back from the editor. I’m hoping this month will see some of that progress appear in the wild. Another month of solid progress behind me.
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