Sue MillinocketGeorge Bounacos2022-03-13T13:24:22-07:00
About Sue
Sue is an old-school book nerd who remembers when Arrow and Tab book club delivery days were the highlight of elementary school. She would trudge home with her stack of paperbacks and lie on the front porch swing and read – Beverly Cleary, Judy Blume, and so many more. After switching to Stephen King at age 12, clearly marking her as a JDR (Juvenile Delinquent Reader), she was able to hide just enough of her inner nerd to survive high school.
After graduating from college with a whole bunch of degrees, she abruptly abandoned her first career and stayed home with her babies. With few societal constraints, she turned back to the world of horror fiction and expanded into pretty much every other genre available. Which explains the 20 books currently residing on her bedside table.
When she isn’t reading, watching TV and movies, having a love/hate relationship with her two cats, drinking martinis with her husband, or trying to over-mother her grown children, Sue is the Editorial Director at Silver Beacon Marketing. She oversees Readers Lane and Movie Rewind and nags her boss about his schedule. She feels that this is an ideal use of her skill sets.
Sue’s Reviews
Teen Ninja On The Go Author: Francine Pascal *Disclaimer* This book is part of a series. Do not start here. ...
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Ninja's Boyfriend Author: Francine Pascal *Disclaimer* This book is part of a series. Do not start here. These books in ...
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Fear the Teenage Ninja Author: Francine Pascal World, meet Gaia. Not that Gaia wants to meet you, since she’s a ...
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HE SPITTETH UPON YOU! Author: Betty Webb I’m accustomed to cozy mysteries having cutesy, punny titles that riff on the ...
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[wptabs] [wptabtitle]Book Review[/wptabtitle] [wptabcontent] MIA? KIA? OMG! Author: Gillian Flynn I love it when a friend says, “You have to ...
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Phantom limbs in paradise Author: Stephen King Cold, snowy winter is the perfect time to curl up with a nice, ...
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Magical Mystery Tour Author: Erin Morgenstern We often see really good books referred to as “page turners”. The kind of ...
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Deep Topic, Shallow Treatment Author: Donna Cooner A while back I read an article about Donna Cooner’s YA novel Skinny ...
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Ho-Ho-Holiday Reading! So what do you do when the holidays are coming and you need some way to get in ...
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One of these things is not like the others... Ah, Book Club. It broadens my horizons to have books chosen ...
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Getting Cozy With Star Charts Author: Michael Scott Lewis Do you read your horoscope? I used to when I was ...
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That 70s Novel Author: Mary E. Kingsley Every kid probably feels at some point that the entire adult world is ...
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Book 1 of the Clifton Chronicles Reader Beware! Jeffrey Archer’s Only Time Will Tell is not a stand-alone book; it’s ...
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Brains Are the New Catnip Author: Isabel Atherton We’re in the middle of a bonafide bout of Zombie Mania. Movies, ...
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Ye Olde Tyme Cozy Mystery Author: M. Louisa Locke There’s something extra cozy about a cozy mystery with a period ...
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Swinging for the (Literary) Fence Author: Chad Harbach What is it with me and baseball books and movies? Honestly, I ...
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Sell or Be Sold Author: Joseph Finder I can’t quite imagine how much pressure it is to support your family ...
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A Sticky Mystery Author: Hannah Reed As a fan of both mysteries and beekeeping (seriously, we have bees), Hannah Reed’s ...
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Sordid, Bleak, Depressing. Welcome to the 18th Century. Author: Karleen Koen In the interest of full disclosure, I have to ...
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Bloody Knife Beach Read Author: Ann Voss Peterson Pushed Too Far. Bloody Knife murder mystery. Written by a Wisconsin author. ...
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Sue is an old-school book nerd who remembers when Arrow and Tab book club delivery days were the highlight of elementary school. She would trudge home with her stack of paperbacks and lie on the front porch swing and read – Beverly Cleary, Judy Blume, and so many more. After switching to Stephen King at age 12, clearly marking her as a JDR (Juvenile Delinquent Reader), she was able to hide just enough of her inner nerd to survive high school.