Tag: character-driven novel

• AUTHOR WEDNESDAY – FRANCIS GUENETTE

  

  Today a favorite author of mine drops by o share her thoughts on her new novel. Francis Guenette has visited Author Wednesday several times. I’ve been a great fan of her Crater Lake Series, so I wondered how it would be to read a very different sort of book by her. She addresses that very […]

  P. C. Zick

  January 27, 2016

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer, Uncategorized

  British Columbia, character-driven novel, characters, Chasing Down the Night, Crater Lake, Disappearing in Plain Sight, fiction, Francis Guenette, plot, psychological thriller, The Light Never Lies

• Book Review Friday – Gone Girl

  Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn surprised me. I thought it was simply a novel about a disintegrating marriage. There is nothing “simply” about this story. Since my review is the 19,852nd of Gone Girl, others must have some strong feelings about the novel as well. I really don’t know how I feel about it. Is […]

  P. C. Zick

  July 18, 2014

  Book Review Friday, Ramblings of a Writer

  book review, character-driven novel, contemporary fiction, Gillian Flynn, Gone Girl, mystery, novel, suspense

• Book Review Friday – The Light Never Lies

  The Light Never Lies is the second in the Crater Lake Series by Francis Guenette, and last fall I read the first in the series, Disappearing in Plain Sight (click here for the review). What a pleasure to come back to the stars of that first novel and watch as they interact with each other […]

  P. C. Zick

  May 23, 2014

  Book Review Friday, Ramblings of a Writer

  amazon.com, authors, book reviews, Canada, character-driven novel, fiction, North Vancouver Island, novel