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  • Book Review: The Faerie Prince

    I just finished reading The Faerie Prince  by Rachel Morgan. This book is book 2 of the Creepy Hollow series and it is even more intense than book 1. We follow Vi as she and Ryn work at letting go of the past and trying to be friends. Guardian Graduation is approaching and Vi is…

  • Just a Book

    Is a book just a book? Ask any avid reader, and you might unexpectedly wander into Lecture Territory. Anyone who reads a good book knows that books are so much more than a few (all too fast) hours of reading, or just a way to spend time.   When you read a good book it…

  • Book Review: The Faerie Guardian

    The Faerie Guardian is the first in the Creepy Hollow Trilogy.In this Faerie novel a Guardian is one who protects humans from evil fae creatures. When we begin the story we meet Violet, also called Vi, on one of her Guardian-in-Training assignments. Her story begins immediately when she meets Nate, who is not supposed to…

  • Starbound Book Review

    Starbound: A Starstruck NovelBlurb: “Between keeping high security secrets from everyone (including Rigel) and trying to keep Rigel and Sean from killing each other (with no help from Trina, of course!) M has more than enough on her plate already. She knew that as the newly discovered Princess of a secret Martian colony, she’d have to return…

  • Reading and Writing in 2015

    It is a new year and I am pumped. I have been off the radar lately and I admit: I’ve been hiding under a pile of interesting YA novels since November. In addition to all this FUN reading, I also have been fulfilling my new teaching responsibilities, All this reading, however, has motivated me to…

  • The Writing Enemy

    (previously published in the fall 2008 edition of Once Upon a Time Magazine) Your hero just overcame the latest obstacle in your story. She smiles, thinking she is safely in the clear until BAM! You throw her an unexpected twist. Sometimes the ups and downs of writing are just like the triumphs and pitfalls our heroes…

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