Orphaned at a young age, Teddy was fortunate enough to be adopted by two loving parents, but that fact alone didn't discourage the confusion at her unknown childhood manifesting itself in strange ways. With an uncanny ability to read people—which often presented as overwhelming anxiety and the resultant epileptic fits—Teddy struggles to balance her emotions … Continue reading Book Review: School For Psychics by K.C. Archer
"And ain't nobody done a damn thing about that black man got killed up the road just last week," Huxley said. "They ain't thinking about that man," Tim said, tossing a grease-stained napkin on his plate. "Not white a white girl come up dead." "Mark my words," Huxley said, looking gravely at each and every … Continue reading Book Review: Bluebird, Bluebird by Attica Locke
Chuck Buhrman’s murder was a shocking, senseless crime, but at least justice has been served, right? Right? But what if Warren Cave didn’t do it? What if he’s spending his life in prison for a murder he did not commit? My name is Poppy Parnell, and this is Reconsidered: The Chuck Buhrman Murder. I’m going … Continue reading Book Review: Are You Sleeping by Kathleen Barber
The Life Between Pages 