The brochure made it look so relaxing. Roomy accommodations, gourmet meals, personalized service, ample staff, and your every wish fulfilled. Who wouldn’t want a vacation at a place like that? It almost sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? In the new novel, “Mazywood” by Tananarive Due, it is. Johnny Washington needed a vacation.
Your vacation partner wants to drive to your next weekend getaway. You want to fly. Driving takes too long, riding a bus has been suggested, or a train, but you can’t agree. Traveling can be complicated sometimes, and in the new book, “Shadow Before the Flame” by Catherine Grace Katz, it can be deadly, too.
You closed the cover of the book you’d eagerly anticipated for weeks and, well, that was an experience. As if they typos weren’t enough, the story was full of inconsistencies and confusion, too little confirmation, too many cliches. Yes, you finished it, but you honestly don’t know why so read “Rogues, Widows and Orphans” by
You’ve gone through four boxes of treats this month. Four, five, seven snackies each day, and your dog still doesn’t do what you’re trying to teach him. You’ve tried everything you can think of and you adore him but he just won’t understand. What did you do wrong? What is he doing wrong? Don’t start
You’ve gone through four boxes of treats this month. Four, five, seven snackies each day, and your dog still doesn’t do what you’re trying to teach him. You’ve tried everything you can think of and you adore him but he just won’t understand. What did you do wrong? What is he doing wrong? Don’t start
