FROM THE DESK OF
DONA PENZA TATTLE, ESQ.
AND
ASSOCIATE WRYE BALDERDASH
October 2017
Greetings,
“Whaja
think I should wear for Halloween? Tattle holds up a ghost costume, a mummy
costume, and a Witch’s hat.
Wrye
decides to stay clear of anything suggesting Tattle might be a witch. “How
about ghost? Then you can go boo-gie.”
“Ha-ha!
But what about the mummy?”
“You’re
not wrapped up thigh enough. Brrrhahahaha!” Wrye laughed at his joke.
She
wrinkled her nose at him then put on the witch’s hat. “How about….”
Wrye
tossed the hat aside, again refusing the bait of calling her witchy. Instead he
escorted her into a Love of Literature Leap.
Wrye
Balderdash and Cavendish Brown exchanged hi
five, low five, and a chest bump.
“Good
to see you again. That last paranormal adventure in THE WITCH’S DAUGHTER was harrowing.” Wyre does the two finger eye
point. “You almost had this ole man wetting his pants.”
Cavendish raked fingers through his hair, “That
was a boo-licious treat, glad to have
shared it.”
“Hey, I’m the jokester ‘round here!”
Tattle kisses Cavendish on the cheek.
“Actually, that would be moi. See you in cyberspace.”
With a wink, the two vanish in their Love
of Literature Leap Review and appear in THE
FORTUNE TELLER'S SECRET by Ron D. Voigts - Book 2 "A Cavendish Brown
Paranormal Mystery"
Tattle smacked Wrye on the arm, playfully.
“He thought we were specters. Tee hee.”
“He called us strange. What a great
compliment. I like this character.”
“Cavendish is not your typical hero, but he
is A…A…Adorable! And always gets caught in the odd and bizarre. I’d have it no
other way. His imperfections are what makes him so perfect.”
“You have a crush!”
Tattle’s thumb and forefinger nearly met.
“Maybe just a little, but I am always impartial in my reviews. I fully got
caught up in the story not just cause Cavendish is a dimensional, complex
character but because the author nabs your attention immediately. I mean, a
female ghost appears to him, he tackles a cold case file, there’s a dead man on
the Ferris Wheel, and a teenager plotting to bomb the carnival. Ooooheeeee!
“That’s not all of it,” Wrye concluded.
“Don’t forget how he and local sheriff, Clinton Pike, can’t agree on anything.
Plus, there is the appearance of The Angel of Death, a Fortune Teller’s skills
predict Cavendish’s life is at stake.” Wrye pretended to kick an imaginary
bucket. “And away he goes.”
“He’s going nowhere, you bucket kicker,
you! He has the help of Jane, a psychic, and Alex, a Goth witch!”
“The paranormal layers the storyline with a
different twist. Ron D. Voigts executes
every phrase of the plot with a grab-em-hard and don’t let go attitude. There
is never a glitch, or hang-up. Just one mystery after another, that you, the
reader, must uncover and unravel. However, not a single hint gives you an idea
to the conclusion. You just have to read and read and read. Another winner!
This book is another winner!”
Arm-in-arm, the literary sleuths, dash into
their review of the thriller BAI TIDE by
Erika Mitchell.
“Move over James Bond, Sherlock Holmes,
Adrian Monk, and Maxwell Smart, there’s a new investigator in town!” Wrye pulls
down his Fedora and holds up a finger gun. “Bai Tsu, a newbie, Asian/American CIA
agent is out there and ready to take numbers and peel potatoes.”
“Peel potatoes,” mouthed Tattle, took a
puzzled breath and let it go. “Bai, fresh from BLOOD MONEY, is twenty something, humorous and self-effacing, tough
yet modest and on an undercover cushy job assignment as a gym teacher for a
girl’s prep school. This mission should have been as easy as eating a snow cone
on a hot day, but nooooo, it turns out that one of the girls are being
targeted. So, during the investigation, Bai
unearths a devious plot that could ultimately kill millions upon millions of
people.”
“Ah m’slip-and-slide reviewer, did you also
realize he needs to ask for help from the very person he can’t trust? Annnnd that
he will be traveling across the globe in heat and sand, cold and ice?”
“I did, I did.” Tattle nodded vigorously. “Erika also takes unusual secondary
characters and weaves them in and out of the story seamlessly. Her plotline is
flawless. The research is amazing. Though this is a fun read, you also learn a
few things, just as Bai learns more about himself and his chosen profession. I
really like this new breed of character, and Bai’s style of investigation. I am
hooked!”
“Ericka
did a masterful job with the action sequences, especially the hand-to-hand
combat. As a martial arts fan, I found the fight scenes to be accurate and
enticing. And much to Tattle’s delight, there was a nice dusting of prickly
romance to satisfy her ooohhh ahhhh needs.”
“Hey! I don’t ooohhh ahhh anything.” She
gives Wrye a sniff then adds, “This is action laden, tension absorbing and
totally entertaining. Read this book, it is a delight.”
Hope
you enjoyed this month’s reviews. More to come!
Happy
Halloween Month!!! (To those who celebrate)
Dona
Penza Rutabaga Tattle, Esq. and Associate Wrye Balderdash
of
Blather City, Wannachat
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