Monday, March 6, 2023

{The Midnight Horror} — Fear the Walking Dead: Does Anybody Still Watch It?

Is there still an interest in Fear the Walking Dead? It is the first spinoff of The Walking Dead, a once-popular AMC series. The spinoff has never performed well in the ratings. While the debut episode did draw in over ten million people, subsequent seasons saw a steady decrease in viewership. Yet this summer, it will return for its eighth and final season.

{Sunday Post} — Burner, The Island, and Twins of Evil

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The Caffeinated Book Reviewer's Kimberly hosts a weekly meme called "The Sunday Post"!

There will be no weekly tidbits this week. I'm too lazy to write them this time.

What Am I Currently Reading?

Fingers crossed! I'm planning on finally starting The Cabinet of Dr. Leng tonight. I'm on page 25 of Life is 10% What Happens to You and 90% How You React by Charles R. Swindoll. I placed a bookmark inside Star Trek: Prodigy: A Dangerous Trade by Cassandra Rose Clarke.

{Book Blogger Hop} — Have You Joined Libby?

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Welcome to the Book Blogger Hop!

To plan the post for next week in advance, go here for upcoming prompts. You must complete this form to submit a prompt.

There is now a Facebook group for the Book Blogger Hop! Please join the community to connect with other book bloggers and receive the most recent Book Blogger Hop information.

What To Do

1. Post your response to the question.

Have you joined the library reading app, Libby?

Submitted by Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer.

2. In the linky list widget, enter your name or nickname @ Blog Name and the direct URL to your post answering this week's question. Here's an example: Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer

3. Please go to the other blogs on the list and comment on their BBH post.

[Review] — Elizabeth Goddard's "Cold Light of Day" is a Gripping Romantic Thriller

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The title Cold Light of Day has been bugging me to no end, and then it occurred to me that it is the same name as a low-budget action thriller starring Henry Cavill and Bruce Willis that I purchased the DVD of many years ago on a Black Friday deal but have never watched to this day. Although it has no connection to the movie, Elizabeth Goddard's thriller Cold Light of Day (Available to Buy on Kindle and Paperback), book one in the Missing in Alaska series, is a thriller nonetheless.

[Review] — Ron Franscell's "DEAF ROW"

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Available to Buy on Amazon, Audiobook, and Barnes & Noble.

Add DEAF ROW to Goodreads.

Retired from a big-city homicide beat to a small Colorado mountain town, ex-detective Woodrow "Mountain" Bell yearns only to fade away. He's failed in so many ways as a father, a husband, friend, and cop that it might be too late for a meaningful life. When he stumbles across a long-forgotten, unsolved child murder, his first impulse is to let it lie ... but he can't. He's drawn into the macabre mystery when he realizes the killer might still be near. Without help from ambivalent local cops, Bell must overcome the obstacles of time, age, and a lack of police resources by calling upon the unique skills of the end-of-the-road codgers he meets for coffee every morning—a club of old guys who call themselves Deaf Row. Soon, this mottled crew finds itself on a collision course with a serial butcher.

DEAF ROW is more than a tense mystery novel, more than an unnerving psychological thriller drawn from Ron Franscell's career as a bestselling true-crime writer and journalist. It is also a novel of men pushing back against time and death, trying not to disappear entirely. DEAF ROW is a moving, occasionally humorous, portrait of flawed people caught in a web of pain and regret. And although you might think you know where this ghastly case is headed, the climax will blindside you.

How Can We Improve the Quality of Wi-Fi in Our Home?

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Wi-Fi in our home

Home Wi-Fi has become an essential part of our daily lives. But the quality of Wi-Fi in our homes can sometimes be poor, ahead of the quality of most kasyno z niskim depozytem games. Several factors can affect the quality of our home Wi-Fi, from the location of our router to the number of devices that are connected to the network.

In this article, we will explore some of the ways you can improve the quality of your home Wi-Fi. By following these tips, you can ensure that you have a strong and reliable Wi-Fi connection to handle all your internet needs.

{Sunday Post} — The Cabin at the End of the World, 2061: Odyssey Three, andThe Witches

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The Caffeinated Book Reviewer's Kimberly hosts a weekly meme called "The Sunday Post"!

Since I'm running a little late with this post today, I don't have time to write any "weekly tidbits.

What Am I Currently Reading?

I recently put a bookmark in Preston and Child's The Cabinet of Dr. Leng. This week, I'll be reading it along with Robb Pearlman's Star Trek: Prodigy: Supernova and Cassandra Rose Clarke's Star Trek: Prodigy: A Dangerous Trade.

{Book Blogger Hop} — Explain Your Blog Header

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Welcome to the Book Blogger Hop!

To plan the post for next week in advance, go here for upcoming prompts. You must complete this form to submit a prompt.

There is now a Facebook group for the Book Blogger Hop! Please join the community to connect with other book bloggers and receive the most recent Book Blogger Hop information.

What To Do

1. Post your response to the question.

What is the significance of your blog header?

Submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver's Reviews.

2. In the linky list widget, enter your name or nickname @ Blog Name and the direct URL to your post answering this week's question. Here's an example: Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer

3. Please go to the other blogs on the list and comment on their BBH post.

[Review] — The Sequel, "Little Paula," Fails to Deliver the Thrills

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For those unaware—Little Paula, a new V.C. Andrews novel, was published this month. You might ask, "Didn't V.C. Andrews die in 1986?"

The real V.C. Andrews passed away in December 1986, but that didn't stop the publisher and her estate from releasing more Gothic-inspired thrillers. Andrew Neiderman, author of "The Devil's Advocate," was hand-picked to write new stories under the V.C. Andrews persona, and now in his 80s, he continues to do so—for better or worse, you be the judge.