November 2020
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DRACULAS – Blake Crouch, Jack Kilborn, Jeff Strand, & F. Paul Wilson

I’m often on the look-out for a good horror novel to read, and when I saw this, with a couple of author names I recognized, I thought this would be a good read and satisfy my hunger for something dark. But I was wrong. The horror genre can come in different forms and my least… Continue reading
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THE LEGEND OF HOLLY CLAUS – Brittney Ryan

If you see or hear about this book, don’t be like me … don’t wait seven years before you read it! If you’ve picked up this book, you’re already pretty familiar with Santa Claus. He’s the King of Forever in the Land of Immortals. You knew that, right? The story here begins when a little… Continue reading
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PROJECT HAIL MARY – Andy Weir

According to a 2003 article on the NASA website, “NASA-funded scientists have recently learned that cloud-to-ground lightning frequently strikes the ground in two or more places …” and that the third and fourth strokes of a lightning flash will follow the same path as the second stroke. In other words, lightning DOES strike the same… Continue reading
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THE YOUNGER GODS – Michael R. Underwood

Jacob Greene is a child of cultists – extremists with a deep connection to powerful gods. To stay in good favor and receive great powers from these gods Jacob’s family (both biological family and cult group family) must occasion a sacrifice now then. Jacob doesn’t seem to question this (it’s how he’s been raised, after… Continue reading
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ANXIOUS PEOPLE – Fredrik Backman

A small town is rocked by a bank robbery when the robber runs to a nearby apartment viewing and holds the group of people gathered hostage and then disappears in thin air even as the police and media vans surround the apartment. The local police department brings all those who had been in the apartment… Continue reading
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OLAV AUDUNSSON: I. VOWS – Sigrid Undset

It is interesting for me that I just purchased a set of Sigrid Undet’s Kristin Lavransdatter series because it looked very interesting to me. And shortly after doing so, I find out that translator extraordinaire Tiina Nunnally has translated a different series by Undest. My ancestors are Scandinavian (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish) and I’ve been doing… Continue reading
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THE REMARKABLE INVENTIONS OF WALTER MORTINSON – Quinn Sosna-Spear

Young Walter Mortinson is an inventor. Perhaps more mad-scientist than genius inventor when you consider that some of his inventions include animating a dead rabbit. Needless to say, Walter Mortinson doesn’t have a lot of friends at school. No one else seems interested in what he is able to invent. And to add to what… Continue reading
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THE OUTSIDE – Ada Hoffman

Yasira Shien, an autistic scientist, has developed a new energy drive that is very unconventional, but she’s confident in her abilities and has no worries about whether or not it will work. When she starts the prototype, her engine creates a warp in reality and the space station where they are departing from – and… Continue reading
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THE FIVE – Hallie Rubenhold

By today’s standards, sadly, a mass murderer or serial killer who kills five women is hardly even worthy of front page news. But mention the name Jack the Ripper and most people will have at the very least heard the name and many will know he was a notorious killer from the late 1800’s, and… Continue reading
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NEXT TO LAST STAND – Craig Johnson

Sheriff Walt Longmire is still taking it kind of slow after his ordeal in Mexico (book #14 in the series) but as long as he’s still sheriff, he’s got some work to do. Walt pays visits periodically to the folks over at the Wyoming Home for Soldiers & Sailors, so he’s familiar with resident Charley… Continue reading

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