Author: Janet

I really enjoyed this creepy book (that’s a compliment) about a professional cemetery restorer, Amelia Gray, who can see ghosts. Our library has it marked as a Romance book, but I wouldn’t put it...

I love books about time travel so I wanted to read these two by Karl Alexander about H G Wells, his time machine, and Jack the Ripper. I much preferred the sequel to the...

I just finished “And Only to Deceive” by Tasha Alexander, and I’m ready to read more of the series. It’s set in Victorian England and Lady Emily is a widow so that gives her...

The free banner rotator service that I use for my websites  has stopped displaying ads and has notified me that they will probably discontinue the service. Bummer. So I was on a scramble to...

“Haunt Me Still” is the second in the series by Jennifer Lee Carrell featuring Kate Stanley who is a Shakespearian scholar who finds herself in a race to discover a lost Shakespeare play. One...

I got the most amazing care package full of gluten free products, samples, and information last week from the University of Chicago – Celiac Disease Center They have a program where  you can request...

I read Dustin Thomason’s book “12-21” last year, finishing it on 12/21/2012. Since the story deals with an apocalyptic disaster caused by an ancient civilization, I’d wanted to see if I could finish it...

I’ve recently been diagnosed with celiac disease, so I’m on a huge learning curve trying to convert to a gluten free diet. For the past 6 months, I’ve been having weird esophageal and peripheral...

I kept seeing  “The School of Night” by Louis Bayard in my book club magazine and always thought it looked really interesting, so while I’m in Elizabethan mode, I wanted to read it. It’s...

I recently finished “The Book of God and Physics” by Enrique Joven and  enjoyed it.  It’s a book about the Voynich Manuscript which is a 15th century manuscript written in code that has never...