Poet’s Corner: Everyday is Mother’s Day She’s the woman wearing velveteen, Like the Rabbit worn and loved. The woman wearing lipstick, To garnish kisses filled with love. [...]May 12, 2019
Sibling Rivalry Is at the Center of Alafair Burke’s The Better Sister Chloe Taylor and her older sister, Nicky, were best friends as young children. Different in temperament, talents, and experiences, they [...]April 29, 2019
Poet’s Corner: On Wings of Faith (Paris burning; passions light;Echoes Phoenix queue to rise,Top wings upon a rebirth’s flight.It’s there, we understand and knowIn [...]April 21, 2019
Robert Dugoni’s The Eighth Sister – Trust No One At 65, CIA case officer Charles Jenkins should be enjoying his retirement, his nine year-old son, and taking care of his much younger wife, [...]April 10, 2019
Lydia Fenet, A Powerhouse at Christie’s, Inspires Other Women Women who are just starting out in their careers, or those planning their next moves, will devour Lydia Fenet’s new book, The Most [...]April 9, 2019
Poet’s Corner – Salamander She pries back the lid of an old take-out food container and reveals him, mottled, dark and damp; he hisses. She speaks to him calmly, my [...]March 24, 2019
Wolf Pack – Another Winner from C.J. Box Being a game warden in Wyoming is no day at the beach, as C.J. Box proves time and time again. The job involves keeping in line hunters [...]March 22, 2019
Poet’s Corner: Anticipating Nightfall The sky moves in billowing tonalities, layered blankets of soft blue gray hovering over a bright orange and yellow horizon. [...]March 10, 2019