Just finished Elizabeth I: A Novel by Margaret George (who we had the pleasure to interview here) and I have to say I was just so impressed. You know, I’ve read so many Tudor fiction books that before I start another one I wonder how that writer can give a unique take on the situation.

When I interviewed Jeane Westin over a year ago, she mentioned that she had a new book coming out called His Last Letter: Elizabeth I and the Earl of Leicester. I added it to my “to be read” pile and finally finished it recently. (Hint: I LOVED IT!) When I first heard of the concept [...]

I just read The Girl in the Green Raincoat: A Tess Monaghan Novel and have to say this short novella is just what you need for quick read to satisfy your mystery needs.

I’ve been meaning to write a review for Laurie Pawlik-Kienlen‘s ebook, 75 Ways to Make (More) Money Blogging. I’m finally getting to it today!

I just read Save the Date on the recommendation of my friend. She thought my writing style was similar and that I could learn a lot from Jenny. Wow, was she right on that one!

We’re thrilled to have author Debby Mayne here visiting us while on her virtual tour for her book, Sweet Baklava. Debby was kind enough to answer some interview questions for us, so be sure to check those out.

Just when I thought I’ve read every possible storyline involving the Tudors, here comes C.W. Gortner’s wonderful The Tudor Secret (The Elizabeth I Spymaster Chronicles). There were a lot of things I really enjoyed about this book.

I admire J.D. Salinger’s work immensely, but as an author myself I scratched my head at the refusal to publish in his later years. In reading J. D. Salinger: A Life I had hoped to get a better understanding as to why he chose to live that way. I think the book succeeded.

Review of the dating book by Alan Cohen that reveals why your love life sucks and what you can do about it.

I’ve got the best possible gift for any Mad Men fan: Sterling’s Gold: Wit and Wisdom of an Ad Man.