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September 10, 2014
Interview
Tempting Tuesdays with Guest Author Michael W. Smart
August 10, 2014
5 Star Book Review – Sister, Psychopath by Maggie James
Besides her snappy writing style, which I thoroughly enjoy, Maggie James possesses a talented panache for transporting readers inside her characters’ head, making their destructive psychosis seem normal, even logical. And the mayhem which ensues leaves the reader breathless. As with “Her Kidnapper’s Shoes”, “Sister, Pyschopath” is an engrossing read.</>
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August 5, 2014
JUST RELEASED - DEADEYE
Just released, Deadeye, Book #2 in the http://www.bequiamysteries.com/ Available now at all online ebook retailers.
August 4, 2014
Thanks
As the blog tour winds down toward tomorrow’s release of Deadeye, I want to express my sincere thanks to all the wonderful bloggers who featured me on their blogs during the tour. You have my warmest thanks and gratitude for your support and I wish you all the best. Happy blogging.
Michael
July 29, 2014
A SPECIAL THANKS
I am so grateful and a special thanks goes out to Goodreads author R.L for again hosting me on her LockEight blog: http://lockeight.blogspot.com/2014/07...
July 13, 2014
Logbook Tales – Cumberland Key to Nassau, Pt 2. The Florida Straits
Tuesday December 22rd, 0730 hrs. Heading east, course 060 degrees.
The sun rose two points off the starboard bow, bathing the eastern horizon in glorious, brilliant pink. Joni continues to accompany me during my watches, acclimating herself to the sleep-wake routine of the watches. We had visitors early in the watch, a U.S sub-tender drew close to inspect us. Joni drew hearty cheers and good mornings from the crewmen on deck.
1930 hrs. Nightfall of our second day at sea. Already time aboard ha...
Cumberland Key to Nassau, Pt 2 – The Florida Straits
Tuesday December 22rd, 0730 hrs. Heading east, course 060 degrees.
The sun rose two points off the starboard bow, bathing the eastern horizon in glorious, brilliant pink. Joni continues to accompany me during my watches, acclimating herself to the sleep-wake routine of the watches. We had visitors early in the watch, a U.S sub-tender drew close to inspect us. Joni drew hearty cheers and good mornings from the crewmen on deck.
1930 hrs. Nightfall of our second day at sea. Already time aboard ha...
July 6, 2014
5 Star Book Review – His Kidnapper’s Shoes by Maggie James
A masterfully woven tale with surprising twists and turns. I couldn’t put it down.
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Logbook Tales – Cumberland Key to Nassau, crossing the daunting Gulf Stream
Dec 21st, 1981. – After a week of dockside preparations, stowing cargo, eight supermarket carts of groceries, rewiring the ship’s radio, compass, and interior lights, and waiting for favorable tides, we departed Cumberland Key, Florida.
Ship’s complement includes Joe, the skipper, who also home built our ship, the Dugong, a fifty five foot steel hulled gaff rigged schooner. Joe’s girlfriend Susan, listed as first mate; myself, listed as mate and engineer; my girlfriend Joni, listed as deckhand...
Cumberland Key to Nassau – Crossing the daunting Gulf Stream
Dec 21st, 1981. – After a week of dockside preparations, stowing cargo, eight supermarket carts of groceries, rewiring the ship’s radio, compass, and interior lights, and waiting for favorable tides, we departed Cumberland Key, Florida.
Ship’s complement includes Joe, the skipper, who also home built our ship, the Dugong, a fifty five foot steel hulled gaff rigged schooner. Joe’s girlfriend Susan, listed as first mate; myself, listed as mate and engineer; my girlfriend Joni, listed as deckhand...
