I was recently interviewed by online magazine British Weekly. You can read the very comprehensive interview at the website below.
The interview, entitled "Doyle Goes Wilde" (Great Title!) asked probing questions about the origins and inspiration for THE PARANORMAL CASEBOOKS series. Learn who was my choice for Conan Doyle's sidekick before Oscar Wilde gatecrashed the scene and stole the novel!
!http://www.british-weekly.com/?p=15059
Friday, June 27, 2014
Thursday, June 26, 2014
The Revenant of Thraxton Hall Selected by "Those Witty Brits" Book Club at Indianapolis Library
Googled the novel recently and found this on the web page of the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I must have a fan there who read the book and suggested The Revenant of Thraxton Hall for their "Witty Brits Book Club."
Hope they still think I'm a "witty Brit" after reading it. If you're a member, please email me and let me know what the consensus was. : )
Hope they still think I'm a "witty Brit" after reading it. If you're a member, please email me and let me know what the consensus was. : )
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Bibliophage Book Lady "Loves, Loves, Loves . . ." The Revenant of Thraxton Hall! A Five Star, Must-Read Review!
While I continue to rake in mostly positive reviews of the book, I am definitely finding that The Revenant has a specific audience who absolutely groove on it.
If you're a fan of hard-boiled detective stories it may not necessarily be your cup of Jack Daniels. But if you are open to a work that is whimsical and slightly tongue-in-cheek, then you will probably agree with Book Blogger Jen Flem who recently reviewed the novel on her Bibliophage website and gave it an unequivocal Five Star review and ranked it amongst her "Must Reads".
Check out her review at Jensbookbloggin.wordpress.com
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
I Love a Mystery Newsletter Awards The Revenant THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION!
Holy peanut butter, Batman! Just received this amazing review from the I Love a Mystery Newsletter, one of the oldest and most respected sites reviewing Mystery Novels. Laurence Coven wrote a lengthy and detailed review. His final verdict on the THE REVENANT OF THRAXTON HALL? He awarded the novel THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION! Yee-ha!
Sunday, April 20, 2014
A Cozy New Review from Canada!
Recently received this warm and wonderful review from "Beatnik Mary" who runs her blog, Cozy Little Book Journal from Nova Scotia, Canada. (Shout out to my Canadian homies!)
Mary loved The Revenant and was kind enough to also post a five star review on Amazon. Thank you, Mary! Read her terrific review at:
http://www.cozylittlebookjournal.com/2014/04/the-revenant-of-thraxton-hall.html
Mary loved The Revenant and was kind enough to also post a five star review on Amazon. Thank you, Mary! Read her terrific review at:
http://www.cozylittlebookjournal.com/2014/04/the-revenant-of-thraxton-hall.html
Friday, April 11, 2014
Popcorn Read Finds The Revenant of Thraxton Hall Makes for Great Reading Entertainment
The latest Blog to review THE REVENANT is PopcornReads.com, self described as a
site for "lifelong bookaholics who like to read for entertainment."
Mk, who runs the site, wrote a very thorough review of the book (the kind of review I prefer). Check it out at:
www.popcornreads.com
site for "lifelong bookaholics who like to read for entertainment."
Mk, who runs the site, wrote a very thorough review of the book (the kind of review I prefer). Check it out at:
www.popcornreads.com
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Review of Vaughn Entwistle's The Revenant of Thraxton Hall in Open Letters
Okay, now I'm getting noticed by the big players. Here is an absolutely TERRIFIC review of THE REVENANT in Open Letters Monthly.
The review was written by Irma Heldman, a veteran publishing executive and book reviewer with a penchant for mysteries.
http://www.openlettersmonthly.com/its-a-mystery-memory-that-place-where-personal-recollections-collide-with-history/
The review was written by Irma Heldman, a veteran publishing executive and book reviewer with a penchant for mysteries.
http://www.openlettersmonthly.com/its-a-mystery-memory-that-place-where-personal-recollections-collide-with-history/
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