Lisa Westerfield

Whose your daddy? Book review of ‘The Other Daughter’ by Lisa Gardner

This is my first Lisa Gardner book…and it will probably be my last. Gardner is known for her crime novels and romances (which she primarily wrote in the 90s under the name Alicia Scott). The Other...

When mermaids weep: book review of ‘The Mermaid’s Mirror’ by L. K. Madigan

I have read several books aimed at the young adult market all with great hopes to be the next Twilight franchise. Goodness there have been, of course, vampires and werewolves and then fallen angels came into vogue which then...

Pretty: book review of 'Witches, Sirens and Soothsayers' by Susannah Marriott

Witches, Sirens and Soothsayers by Susannah Marriott is a coffee table book in miniature (not one of those really tiny ones that you can hide in a side pocket of your purse). This book genre tends not...

Payday: book review of ‘Two for the Dough’ by Janet Evanovich

Published in 1996, Two for the Dough is the second Stephanie Plum book following One for the Money. Unlike Janet Evanovich’s later Plum efforts, she hadn’t quite gotten the art down of explaining the characters...

Buried deep: book review of ‘Cemetery Girl’ by David Bell

With the Elizabeth Smart and Jaycee Dugard cases still in the minds of readers, Cemetery Girl by David Bell is the story of a father whose daughter returns home after missing for four years. Of course within those years...

Product placement: book review of ‘Destined’ by P. C. Cast and Kristin Cast

Depending on the source, when the House of Night young adult vampire series ends there will be twelve to fifteen books along with side novels based on several of the lives of secondary characters. That is a lot of...

Show me the money: book review of ‘Switched’ by Amanda Hocking

First let’s get the elephant in the room out of the way. You may have heard of Amanda Hocking before but if not she is the first author who has made good from self publishing her novels...

Toil and trouble: book review of ‘A Discovery of Witches’ by Deborah Harkness

Oh no, not another love story about romance with a vampire! However Deborah Harkness’ book, A Discovery of Witches is more for adults (although there is no sex in this first installment of The All Souls Trilogy) and...

Survivor: book review of ‘High on Arrival’ by Mackenzie Phillips

No one could accuse Mackenzie Phillips of having lived a boring life. It has been a few hours since I finished reading High on Arrival and the biggest mystery is how she is still walking the earth. Phillips...

Relatable: book review of ‘Bossypants’ by Tina Fey

Or as relatable as someone can be who writes, produces, and stars in an Emmy Award winning show and who is also a wife and mother. Tina Fey came off as a lot of things within the pages of...

Whose your daddy? Book review of ‘The Other Daughter’ by Lisa Gardner

When mermaids weep: book review of ‘The Mermaid’s Mirror’ by L. K. Madigan

Pretty: book review of 'Witches, Sirens and Soothsayers' by Susannah Marriott

Payday: book review of ‘Two for the Dough’ by Janet Evanovich

Buried deep: book review of ‘Cemetery Girl’ by David Bell

Product placement: book review of ‘Destined’ by P. C. Cast and Kristin Cast

Show me the money: book review of ‘Switched’ by Amanda Hocking

Toil and trouble: book review of ‘A Discovery of Witches’ by Deborah Harkness

Survivor: book review of ‘High on Arrival’ by Mackenzie Phillips

Relatable: book review of ‘Bossypants’ by Tina Fey

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