Sunday Post: Whole Lotta Shaking Going On #Earthquake

First of all, Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! I am a Mom too, and a Granny, and I know how challenging and rewarding it can be.

We just had an earthquake here yesterday! The folks in California will not even blink, but for us, in the mountains of Western North Carolina, it was very unusual. It was 4.1 on the Richter Scale, so mild in comparison, but if you don’t usually get one in your area, it’s eyebrow-raising. It shook the whole house, but there was no damage.

LAST WEEK ON THE BLOG

I participated in Top Ten Tuesday, listing authors who have lived in North Carolina.

I also reviewed “And The Devil Danced” by Janey Clarke.

NEXT WEEK ON THE BLOG.

I will be reviewing the Tachyon Tunnel series by Michael Gorton on Monday. This is science-forward time travel, and as many of you know, I love time travel fiction.

On Tuesday, I will participate in Top Ten Tuesday, time permitting.

On Wednesday, I will be posting a review of The Miniaturist’s Assistant by Katherine Scott Crawford, as well as providing a Q&A with the author. This is another time travel book this week, but it’s more historical than science fiction.

ADDITIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

I updated my Review Requests page yesterday, so anyone interested in a review, please read the updated guidelines.

I’m changing the name of Indie Weekend to Indie Spotlight. Indie Spotlights used to be book promotion without a review, but now Indie Spotlight will focus on anything Indie, including book reviews. Since I’m retired now, I really don’t need to wait until the weekend to post Indie reviews. Click on the covers to see the books on Amazon.

BOOK HAUL

I got this widget from Tyndale House. Imagine Pride and Prejudice retold in an Appalachian setting! I can’t wait to read it.

An ARC from Shadow Mountain: This is historical fiction inspired by the life of Julia Child, including her time in the OSS, the precursor to the CIA.

How about you? How was your week?