Richard L. Mabry writes killer stories. His books are white knuckle reads. I literally sit on the edge of my …Read the Rest
Fish Fry 2
Sorry, you still can’t have any. Same reason as last time. You remember the last time, when Your Friendly Neighborhood …Read the Rest
A Quarter for a Kiss
I have to say, I don’t know quite what to say about this book. I enjoyed reading it. The plot …Read the Rest
Counter Fable
He: ” … and I did some sampling at the floor of the Pololu Valley, right about here. It was …Read the Rest
Fun, Food, & Luxury: What’s Not to Like?
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Hiltons of Branson for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% …Read the Rest
The Awful English Language – Just Sea-ing
Your Friendly Neighborhood Amoeba was sitting at his computer, polishing his tin cup preparing yet another grant proposal and generally …Read the Rest
Love On The Line
This was my first Deeanne Gist novel, but it won’t be my last. “Love on the Line” charmed me from …Read the Rest
Fish fry
No you can’t have any. At least not until they grow up. Your Friendly Neighborhood Amoeba supposes he’d better explain. …Read the Rest
Baby, It’s Cold Outside
Whenever I pick up a Susan May Warren book, I know to also grab a box of tissue for my …Read the Rest
Slow Learner
It finally dawned on me that the time to start acting like a professional writer isn’t after I am published, but …Read the Rest
Family Building
She: “I tell you, I don’t know where people get their ideas for naming their kids.” He: “Yeah. There sure …Read the Rest
En Garde-n
(Your Friendly Neighborhood Amoeba continues trying to (um) help with Quilly’s blog …) He: “Where are you off to?” She: …Read the Rest
Take Two Aspirin And …
Your Friendly Neighborhood Amoeba retired from blogging some time ago. But the other day, Quilly was wishing for posts for …Read the Rest
Along Wooded Paths
Not your traditional Amish fiction — and what a relief! I have just finished reading, Along Wooded Paths, book two …Read the Rest
Heiress, Daughters of Fortune
I have yet to meet a Susan May Warren novel I didn’t love. Her versatility as a writer is absolutely …Read the Rest











