Like many in the US, we are preparing for Thanksgiving tomorrow. We will have a quiet dinner at home, Facetime our family, and give thanks for all we do have. I wish for a great holiday for all who celebrate.
Also, could you please take a minute and vote in my poll? I would greatly appreciate it.
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Not a Whisper
J.L. Hopf: “What a great read. I didn’t see the end coming. Can’t wait until the next book is out. Fast paced, twists and turns and a little romance thrown in. WTG!!”
J. Hall: “This is an easy-reading story about the characters in a small community. It’s well written with clear development of the different characters. The writer makes it so believable that the reader is drawn into the daily life in this small town.”
Barely a Spark
G. White: “I just finished Barely a Spark, and it was one of those rare to find books you just don’t want to put it down. The book is a roller coaster ride, with an action packed story full of suspense and surprises. You have your small town characters with all the drama and humor that are such a delight to read. Great book, a great read.”
Anita T.: “I love these books! The mystery keeps you guessing, and there’s a nice twist at the end of this one. The characters are people I’d love to know, so it keeps my interest in their world. What a delight to read such well written and wholesome stories!”
Almost a Touch
Sharon A: “I love the small town settings, the believable characters, a little romance and surprise ending. I highly recommend this book and the previous books in the series. It is my personal belief that most everyone would enjoy this author’s writing style.”
Betty K.: “I have been anxiously waiting for book #3 of the Klondike Series, and wasn’t disappointed! You grabbed me at the first page, and I thoroughly enjoyed the adventure…..thanks for the ride!”
Paradise Down
Judy R.: “Having read other works by Donna B. McNicol I was anxious to find out more about her foray into solving crimes. I took a dive — literally. Paradise Down was the story about crimes involving an Hawaiian Diving Shop and the writer reeled me in immediately. Well written with interesting characters. It was also fun learning about the Hawaiian culture that was an underlying thread throughout the story. It was a fast, easy read!”
Paradise Dead
Eve P:”A suspenseful multilayered mystery that kept me guessing. 5 stars! Great characters and a very suspenseful multilayered mystery that kept me guessing until the very end! The setting was beautiful and the dialogue was engaging. Loved the book!”
Paradise Drift
Sheri W: “On the edge of my seat! Loved the continuity of characters with the ability to be a stand alone book at the same time. It was great to return to the same setting, while new layers of intrigue were set down.”
Lost and Found (short story prequel)
N. Russell: “In Lost and Found, Donna McNicol captures the very essence of rural life. Having been a single father I could relate very well to Sarah’s uncertainty and self-doubt about the decisions she makes and what will happen next. This is a wonderful short story that will make you happy you read it, but wanting to know more about the people. It could easily lead into a full size novel. “
Karen E: “I found this short story to be very enjoyable. I was pulled into the story very quickly and could relate to the emotions of the characters. I was disappointed when it ended so quickly and was wishing for more! I would definitely want to read this if/when it becomes a novel!”
Home Again
Emily B: “This was a relaxing, wholesome book and I could see myself or my friends in some of the situations. Wanting to know what happened next, I always read a chapter or two more than I planned to in each sitting because I did not want to put it down.”
Anita T: “I love Donna’s writing, and love that it’s fairly wholesome while still being a terrific story! The characters are believable like real people who you care about. We need more like this.”
Joan D: “I thoroughly enjoyed this book, nice light reading with some romance and intrigue all wrapped up into a nice package.”
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I also borrow from e-library.
Thanks, I didn’t think about that one. Trying to decide if I should put my books back in KU or not. Sales have been pretty bad these last couple of months.
Here I am. The one mystery-reading person left in America without an ereader!
I doubt that…LOL! I do try to put all my books into paperback as well as digital.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too, Donna. I don’t use ebooks. I like to hold the book in my hands and turn the pages 🙂
Ah, I wish my eyes would allow that/. So hard to read without a white-white page and lots of light. I rarely buy real books unless they are reference books. Happy Thanksgiving!
I also borrow ebooks from my eLibrary. Kindle Unlimited as well.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!
I buy eBooks at least once a week for my Kindle. I can’t see well enough to read “real books” any more but I read more now than I ever did before Kindle. Waiting for your Red Line series to come out before I buy any more mysteries.
Sorry to be so late with it, been a struggle for sure! Thanks for your patience…