Stuart Woods’ Stone Barrington Makes A ‘Paris Match’

Sitting down with a new Stone Barrington novel is like nestling into your favorite recliner to watch the latest James Bond flick. Continue reading “Stuart Woods’ Stone Barrington Makes A ‘Paris Match’”
Nick Cutter’s ‘The Deep’ Preys Upon Our Darkest Nightmares
What would you do to save the world if you have nothing left to lose? This is the premise of Nick Cutter’s latest novel, The Deep, a story that blends elements of science fiction, horror and psychological suspense to create a story that taps into readers’ most terrifying nightmares and keeps them turning pages against their will. Continue reading “Nick Cutter’s ‘The Deep’ Preys Upon Our Darkest Nightmares”
Sarah Graves’ ‘Winter At The Door’ Is A Compelling Read [REVIEW]

Although I was intrigued by the premise of mysterious accidents and suicides of several local police in Winter At The Door, it was Lizzie Snow, a former homicide detective from Boston, who fascinated me. Continue reading “Sarah Graves’ ‘Winter At The Door’ Is A Compelling Read [REVIEW]”
Discover Homemade Italian Flavor Right On Your Grocer’s Shelf [VIDEOS]
Visitors to my home are frequently surprised to find an absence of prepared foods when they look in my pantry. But after a recent trip to the grocery store, that suddenly changed when I discovered a new brand of Italian products called Bove’s. Continue reading “Discover Homemade Italian Flavor Right On Your Grocer’s Shelf [VIDEOS]”
Brooke Shields’ Faces Her Family’s Demons In ‘There Was A Little Girl’

Family relationships can truly be the most complicated of all, and yet we always hope they can change for the better. In Brooke Shields new book, There Was A Little Girl: The Real Story of My Mother and Me, she candidly recounts how the course of her life was forever altered by her mother’s addiction to alcohol. Continue reading “Brooke Shields’ Faces Her Family’s Demons In ‘There Was A Little Girl’”