What can you say? Dean Koontz has 500 million copies of his books in print. I have been reading his wonderful books for years, so many that I don’t even remember how many I have read. “Lightning,” “Dark Rivers of the Heart,” “False Memory,” “Strangers,” “Watchers” – the list goes on and on. “After Death”…
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Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love is a charming read chronicling the lives of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, from the perspective of their grandchild. The author shares personal stories, candid pictures, and unique insights into what it was like growing up in a multicultural family with famous grandparents. This heartwarming book offers an…
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It’s been 20 years since William Landay wrote a novel, and that one was Defending Jacob, a stunning novel that will never be forgotten. Now he is back with another one, All That Is Mine I Carry With Me, which is just as enjoyable! Listen as I interview the author about the book and how…
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Jane Harper – Exiles (An Aaron Falk Novel) I had the pleasure of interviewing the delightful Jane Harper, who has become a popular author since her first book, THE DRY, sold over two million copies. Her Australian accent adds to her charm, and she is an excellent storyteller, making her a joy to talk to….
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Louise Penny – A World of Curiosities I read this book over the Thanksgiving holiday. While I did enjoy it, the plot was very complicated. Is that a good thing? I’m not sure. However, the characters were strong, and I couldn’t wait to see how it played out. Louise Penny remains one of the top…