Heather Fink

A lifelong Ohio resident, I moved to Texas in 2012 and will soon move to Massachusetts! I've traveled across much of America and Europe, enjoying the world's grand vistas and delicious food, which is a passion of mine. I love to shop for it, grow it, prepare it and most of all, eat it! One of my greatest joys comes from entertaining friends and sharing a meal with them. I also enjoy all kinds of music, from classical to country, and everything in between. I savor reading in my free time and my favorites genres are psychological suspense stories and periodicals that keep me current on global events. Literacy is important to me and I frequently work with charities that focus on reading and the arts. A classic extrovert, I love people and as Maya Angelou once said, I try to “be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud.”

Tess Gerritsen’s ‘Die Again’ Is A Satisfying Page Turner

Whether you are a longtime reader of Tess Gerritsen or are new to her work, Die Again is an enjoyable, fast-paced mystery which spans continents.

‘Brain Games For Puppies’ Makes One Happy Canine [REVIEW]

My husband and I bought an 8-week-old English Labrador Retriever from a breeder in Ohio. We named him Leonardo after the famous painter. Leonardo was the first puppy to walk up to my husband. At that point we knew, he was the one.

‘Power Play’ Is True To It’s Name [REVIEW]

How many of us know or work with someone who has a thirst for power and doesn't hesitate to exert it over others? A few names come to my mind. As Lord Acton once said, "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupt absolutely." Catherine Coulter's latest novel, Power Play, exemplifies this theme perfectly.

Heather Graham’s ‘The Hexed’ Is Addictive And Suspenseful [REVIEW]

Heather Graham's latest novel, The Hexed, is a fast-paced suspense novel set in Salem, Mass. that contains elements of mystery, paranormal and romance. Throughout the story, the reader is taken into a surreal world only Graham could weave.

‘Fives And Twenty-Fives’ Is One Man’s Moving Account Of War

Fives and Twenty-Fives is Michael Pitre's debut novel and an exhausting read about the perils of the Iraq War.

National Parks Adding Healthy Options To Menu

Healthy food and beverage choices are coming to National Parks across America.

Dean Koontz’s ‘The City’ Is Not Really A City – Or Is It? [REVIEW]

Some people believe that you can tell a lot about a person by their name. In Dean Koontz's latest novel, The City, this is particularly true.

‘Peter Pan Must Die’ Is A Tightly Woven Novel of Murder [REVIEW]

I love a really good mystery with a lot plot twists and turns along with a few quirky characters thrown into the mix. In John Verdon's latest novel, Peter Pan Must Die, he delivers an intricate plot and flawed characters in spades.

Chelsea Cain’s ‘One Kick’ Is An Intelligent And Gripping Novel [REVIEW]

If you were abducted as a child, how would you rebuild your life? Would you live in constant fear or take charge? In Chelsea Cain's latest novel, One Kick, one young woman must make just such a decision.

Stonyfield Frozen Yogurt Pearls Come To Boston Area [VIDEO]

Do you enjoy eating yogurt? Would you eat frozen yogurt in an edible container? I have to admit that I love yogurt, especially Greek yogurt with whole blueberries or passion fruit. However, I have never had the desire or inkling to eat the container.