Monthly Archive: November 2023

No Spare People by Erin Hoover: Book Review

No Spare People by Erin Hoover: Book Review
8 Nov, 2023 Book Reviews, Reviews 0

When writers create stories, often the writing style shows much about who they are and how they wish to share their art with the world. What many might not consider is the form in which they write as well. Some choose short stories, novellas, a novel, or an entire series …

Cruel Angels Past Sundown by Hailey Piper: Book Review

Cruel Angels Past Sundown by Hailey Piper: Book Review
7 Nov, 2023 Reviews, Book Reviews 0

Annette Klein is in her late 20s and lives with her husband Frank on their ranch in New Mexico in 1882. Even though Annette’s heart and desires belong elsewhere, they have a mutual understanding and she truly cares about her husband. But one night their lives are turned upside-down when …

Cravings by Garnett Kilberg Cohen: Book Review

Cravings by Garnett Kilberg Cohen: Book Review
6 Nov, 2023 Reviews, Book Reviews 0

Short stories have a way of connecting readers to characters’ backstories, hopes, desires, and even misfortunes in less than 20 pages. A well-written short story can leave some readers wanting more, and others content with where it ended. Whatever the case may be, short story collections often accomplish those feelings …

Please Write by J. Wynn Rousuck: Book Review

Please Write by J. Wynn Rousuck: Book Review
2 Nov, 2023 Reviews, Book Reviews 0

Winslow is a self-described “American Gentleman” who lives with married couple Pamela and Frank. He has great manners and never breaks the rules. When a new family member Zippy arrives, he isn’t too pleased, to say the least. And he explains as much in his letters to his Grandma Vivienne. …

Pirate Cove by Richard D. Bailey: Book Review

Pirate Cove by Richard D. Bailey: Book Review
2 Nov, 2023 Reviews, Book Reviews 0

Members of the capital investment industry and especially Wall Street will remember the Southport Lane Scandal headed by self-proclaimed financial prodigy Alexander Chatfield Burns. The criminal activity had been occurring long before The Wall Street Journal got wind of it. But all it took was one rule-following, good-natured, morally-sound employee …

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  • Introducing the Cantina Book Club Podcast November 14, 2023
    In today's episode, Megan bids farewell to The Nerd Cantina Show to develop a "spin-off" show, called Cantina Book Club!    The Cantina Book Club Podcast will be the new home for author interviews previously featured on The Nerd Cantina Show Podcast. Tune in to hear more!   Read book reviews on the Cantina Book Club […]
  • Cantina Conversation with Marty Ohlhaut and Grace Ly - TNCS Ep 304 November 3, 2023
    In this Cantina Conversation Megan welcomes father-daughter author duo Marty Ohlhaut and Grace Ly. They talk about their book, Tent for Seven: A Camping Adventure Gone South Out West, available now.    We ask that you support the show in any way possible.  You can like, share, rate or comment on any of the various […]

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