Oops, I forgot. How could I do that you ask, weeeeel...
I had a request yesterday from Christine at Newshelves asking me if I would read and review a new book by one of their authors. He is a newcomer to the fiction world. I said yes and was offered a physical copy. However, I requested an ecopy for now and said I wouldn't be able to get to it for a day or two. The book duly arrived, it is called Ghosts of Forgotten Empires by Michael J. Foy. I saved it and carried on reading my Aeronaut's Windlass. I finished that and thought I would just take a look at Ghosts. Mistake, I had trouble putting it down. What an exciting book. This is the synopsis I was given.
Obviously, with the Christmas season coming up, this recipe would be useful. They look pretty tasty to me.
Have a great day

I had a request yesterday from Christine at Newshelves asking me if I would read and review a new book by one of their authors. He is a newcomer to the fiction world. I said yes and was offered a physical copy. However, I requested an ecopy for now and said I wouldn't be able to get to it for a day or two. The book duly arrived, it is called Ghosts of Forgotten Empires by Michael J. Foy. I saved it and carried on reading my Aeronaut's Windlass. I finished that and thought I would just take a look at Ghosts. Mistake, I had trouble putting it down. What an exciting book. This is the synopsis I was given.
Author:
Michael
Foy
Publisher:
Telemachus
Press
Pages:
250
Synopsis: Ancient artifacts like nothing ever discovered before
are uncovered in Egypt. They are manufactured by a technique unknown to man and
defy all attempts at analysis. Two top intelligence operatives from Russia and
the United States acquire these artifacts and are instantly endowed with
god-like abilities. But as everyone knows absolute power corrupts absolutely and
even with strong national loyalties how will these men react? Thus a new cold
war is born with men and weapons that make a nuclear deterrent look quaint. The
one thing that gives American intelligence freelancer, Cord Devlin an edge is
also the thing that makes him immature in Paul’s eyes. Cord’s deep and abiding
love of all things Star Trek and the lessons it inspired will also help him deal
with an otherworldly threat whose sole purpose is to indefinitely continue the
conflict.
So that is my excuse, reason for not posting my blog. Sorry.
Obviously, with the Christmas season coming up, this recipe would be useful. They look pretty tasty to me.
Savory Mini Cheese Balls
Kraft Kitchens- 1 tsp. finely chopped fresh rosemary
Make It
- Cut cream cheese into 6 pieces; roll each into a ball.
- Combine sesame seed, poppy seed and half the garlic in small bowl.
- Mix herbs and remaining garlic in separate small bowl.
- Combine cranberries and nuts in third bowl.
- Roll 2 cheese balls in sesame seed mixture, 2 cheese balls in herb mixture and remaining cheese balls in nut mixture.
Have a great day

