Karen DeLabar

Month: December 2011

  • F U 2012, I'm Not Changing!

    Well friends, it's that time of year again. It's time to say goodbye to 2011 and hello to 2012. Out with the old, in with the new. Goodbye. Sayonara. Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out. Mama's got a new year coming and she needs to make room, because this is…

  • Interview with Preying Angels author Jeff Davis

    Hello friends! Welcome to the pub for another chat with one of our fellow authors. This time, thriller novelist, Jeff Davis is joining me. We just got cozy with our drink of choice, Irish whiskey and are about to dive into Jeff's book, Preying Angels. So, grab yourself a tumbler of whiskey and settle in.…

  • Review of Preying Angels by Jeff Davis

    When the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Building were impossibly hacked, FBI Agent Gabrielle Sinclair knows who did it but there is only one problem, she thought the man responsible was long dead. In her desperation to find answers, Gabby dives into the technical world to find the one person who can…

  • My Christmas Card to You!

    Happy holidays, everyone! Christmas is this weekend and I wanted to do something a little different for my blog. So, with the help of my family I put together this little 3 minute video to share with all my new friends! I've met a lot of inspiring and talented people this year who have picked…

  • Interview with Headhunters author Charlie Cole

      Good afternoon, friends! I have a very special friend joining me in the bar today! Mr. Charlie Cole has bellied up to the bar to talk about his debut novel, [amazon-product text=”Headhunters” type=”text”]B006CVIAJE[/amazon-product]. But I have to say the best part of this interview, besides the company of good friends, is the dark stout…

  • Review of Headhunters by Charlie Cole

    In Charlie Cole's [amazon-product text=”Headhunters” type=”text”]B006CVIAJE[/amazon-product], Simon Parks is one of the best headhunters at Blackthorn, an antiterrorist cell operating outside the confines of the US government. But after losing his wife in a tragic car accident Simon relocates his family in hopes of leaving behind the spy game and focusing his attention on his…

  • 12 Blogs of Christmas: Favorite Holiday Movies

    I love Christmas. You should just know that before you get further into this post. If it's about Christmas, I am there… with bells on. When the 12 Blogs of Christmas idea popped up I just knew I had to be a part of it and showcasing the movies of the holiday was an obvious…

  • Interview with Reveal author Brina Courtney

    Hello friends!! Well, its been sometime but the bar is officially back up and running!  Today I'm super excited to be hanging out with Brina Courtney, author of the YA novel, Reveal. Why am I super excited, you ask? Not only is Brina a talented writer and friend but my knowledge of Brina goes way beyond…

  • Review: Bone Wires by Michael Shean

    Bone Wires written by Michael Shean is described as a dark, brooding, cyberpunk noir and is currently a running serial released every Thursday on Curiosity Quills. When the government ran the police force, the position of Homicide Detective warranted respect and recognition. However, in a time when private companies own the force the once honored…

  • Challenge to Myself: An Unedited Scene

    During NaNo I noticed a lot of people posting snippets of their writing and thought, “Hey! I should do that!” But then again, I also thought, “Hey! I should probably be working on my NaNo novel instead of talking on Twitter, or watching TV, or doing the dishes, or breathing.” Needless to say I did…