I originally got hooked on Chet and Bernie and read them all. Then found The Right Side that showed a completely different author, and with a deep richness of character in the form of a recovering vet (veteran, not veterinarian). Now Mrs. Plansky, with a compelling story, a mystery wrapped in humor, and a relatable..
It’s been quite an experience to read the accounts of these people who courageously expanded their consciousness with “materials“, psychedelic substances.Clearly the authors care passionately, and are able to provide an education about expanded states that many of us will never have the opportunity to experience.Listening to this book has provided me the opportunity to..
Review from Camelot & Vine →
Absolutely loved this story. Such an inventing treatment of the King Arthur legend. Petrea gave depths to legendary characters that made them more human. She did an amazing job narrating. The voices and accents were spot on.
Spencer Quinn’s character Mrs. Plansky is the human equivalent of Chet the dog from his Chet & Bernie series. Both are bright and humorous, easily distracted, tenacious, loyal, and energetic. Also refreshing to have a septuagenarian female be portrayed as vibrant & sexy. Also sheds a light on how cyber scams target one of our..
Review from Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge →
I hope Mrs Plansky shares more of her adventures with her fans — and soon, please!
…and never Mark Twain shall meet a heroine with the pluck and charm of Petrea Burchard’s Casey Clemens. What a rollicking ride through adventure and time, with deft touches of self-discovery and reflection added at just the right moments. This is the Arthurian Legend writ large, deep, and heart-stopping. Enormously entertaining.
Review from Mrs. Plansky’s Revenge →
I seldom laugh out loud, but I did as I listened to this story. The plot was very relatable, an elderly lady getting scammed out of all her money.
Review from The First Bright Thing →
This book reminds us that humanity has faced darkness time and time again, but that hope is always a choice. I needed this book. You need this book. The First Bright Thing is like the embodiment of “history repeats itself,” but Dawson shows how it doesn’t just have to be the bad that is carried..
Review from What Bees Want →
Pure honey!Very helpful and inspiring story that is well told and helpful for beekeepers.
I had two theories and I believed I was correct based on the descriptive writing from the author, I was wrong. It started a little slow, but once it picked up the twists and turns had me hooked.