Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
MAKE MINE MYSTERY: The Most Frightening Thing in the World and How to Conquer It
MAKE MINE MYSTERY: The Most Frightening Thing in the World and How to...: by Janis Patterson Everyone is afraid of something. Some people are terrified of everything, some just a few, but there is something - whate...
Tuesday, September 08, 2020
The Rap Sheet: Giving Bloggers the Credit They’re Due
Honored and very appreciative of making this list. It means a lot. Especially at a time where I am again questioning whether or not to keep this thing going.
The Rap Sheet: Giving Bloggers the Credit They’re Due
The Rap Sheet: Giving Bloggers the Credit They’re Due
Thursday, August 06, 2020
Thursday, April 23, 2020
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Wednesday, June 05, 2019
These Blogging Niches Make Serious Cash: Blogs That Make the Most Money
These Blogging Niches Make Serious Cash: Blogs That Make the Most Money: Blog writers are making serious money blogging. But not all blogging niches have the same earning potential. Some niches make the most money for bloggers.
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Monday, August 29, 2016
Monday With Kaye: Panacea by F. Paul Wilson (Reviewed by Kaye George)
Like zombie novels anything
billed as a medical thriller is a no go for me right off the bat. For this
final Friday in August, Kaye George
reviews the July release of Panacea by
F. Paul Wilson.
Unfortunately, this also marks the final Monday With Kaye blog post for awhile. Kaye has a lot going on and desperately needs to take a break. With huge thanks and anticipation of her glorious return to this time slot sometime in the future....
Unfortunately, this also marks the final Monday With Kaye blog post for awhile. Kaye has a lot going on and desperately needs to take a break. With huge thanks and anticipation of her glorious return to this time slot sometime in the future....
Panacea by F. Paul Wilson
Here’s a
medical, slightly supernatural thriller from this multi-dimensional writer, and
it’s a good one. I believe this is a stand alone, but there could be more
planned.
The storyline
touches down in the Yucatan, Israel, and other places—usually with disastrous
results. However, Laura Fanning, medical examiner for Suffolk County, and her
silent, dangerous-looking bodyguard, feel they’re drawing closer to discovering
what the panacea is about with each foray.
Laura has a
daughter who is recovering from cancer and is in precarious condition. Laura is
reluctant to leave her with her father (Laura’s ex), but she receives a
stupendous offer from an ailing billionaire to journey to a Mayan village and
learn about a miracle cure. She’s the perfect person for the job because of her
medical knowledge and because she’s half Mayan and speaks the local language.
It all starts
amid an arson investigation with a murdered victim. It appears that the dead
man has been growing something in his house, marijuana is what law enforcement
assumes. When another case pops up that is almost identical, people take
notice. Both victims have similar back tattoos and both were connected with a startling
series of seemingly miraculous recoveries from unrelated illnesses. On her
journeys, Laura finds herself entangled with two opposing groups, one called
536 and the other called the panaceans. The latter has possibly been secretly
curing people for centuries and the former has been attempting to prevent them for
almost as long.
Laura not
only has to deal with the warring clandestine factions with some incredible
abilities, and searching for a cure she doesn’t believe exists, but also is
having problems trusting her bodyguard—while being drawn to him against her
will.
Complete with
twists and turns and high adventure, this thriller will grip you to the end.
Reviewed by Kaye George, author
of Eine
Kleine Murder, for Suspense Magazine
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
SleuthSayers: Five Red Herrings VII
I am stunned by the mention here and very grateful....
SleuthSayers: Five Red Herrings VII: by Robert Lopresti 1. Critiquing a Grand Master. If you are a fan of the late great Donald E. Westlake you owe it to yourself to take a...
SleuthSayers: Five Red Herrings VII: by Robert Lopresti 1. Critiquing a Grand Master. If you are a fan of the late great Donald E. Westlake you owe it to yourself to take a...
Friday, April 24, 2015
Wednesday, April 01, 2015
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Sunday, March 15, 2015
The South Jersey Writers' Group Blog: South Jersey Writers Database, part 2
The South Jersey Writers' Group Blog: South Jersey Writers Database, part 2: Folks are always asking for a central source, a database of where to find the work and social media of the members of the South Jersey Wr...
Saturday, August 30, 2014
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Friday, June 27, 2014
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