FATALITY IN F A Gethsemane Brown Mystery, Volume 4 by Alexia Gordon Genre: Paranormal Cozy Mystery Publisher: Henery Press Date of Publication: February 26, 2019 Number of Pages: 234 Scroll down for the giveaway! Fresh from solving her third mystery—and saving Dunmullach’s firstborn males from a vengeful ghost—Gethsemane Brown’s ready to relax and enjoy […]
Lynn’s Review: I’ve made it to book #4 in the Lady Darby series without reviewing books #2 and #3 on the blog. (Read my review of book #1 here.) Sorry about that. Suffice it to say, I did enjoy them. I just wasn’t motivated enough to post reviews. But I wanted to catch everyone up […]
Author: Jennifer Kincheloe Narrator: Moira Quirk Length: 12h 44m Publisher: Jennifer R. Kincheloe, Ltd⎮2016 Genre: Historical Mystery/Thriller Release date: Nov. 14, 2016 It’s 1907 Los Angeles. Mischievous socialite Anna Blanc is the kind of young woman who devours purloined crime novels, but must disguise them behind covers of more domestically-appropriate reading. She could match wits […]
Lynn’s Review: I once watched an interview with an actor discussing character shipping. The basic gist of the interview was this: We (readers, or in this case, watchers of TV shows) don’t want couples to actually get together. What we want is the prospect of a couple getting together. The flirting. The foreplay. Once the […]
Lynn’s Review: Tricky Twenty-Two – or as I like to call it, the mis-adventures of Stephanie Plum, #22. You know what I like about the Stephanie Plum books? They are fun. And not serious in the least. And generally a pretty quick read. And no matter how messed up my life is, it’s NEVER as […]
Julie’s Review: Ooh what a wild ride Charley’s life is. This 8th installment doesn’t disappoint with all hell breaking lose as it always seems to do with Charley. Let’s list it out shall we? BEEP makes her debut into the world, and since Charley is in hiding from The Twelve, she’s stuck on the convent […]
Lynn’s Review: It’s been 9 years since we last met up with Philip Mercer, the globe-trotting, disaster-diverting, geologist from Jack DuBrul. Mr. DuBrul has been off co-writing the Juan Cabrillo books with Clive Cussler. (You can read my review of the latest Cabrillo, Piranha, novel here.) . And now, he’s back writing the Mercer […]
Lynn’s Review: There have been numerous books (both fiction and non-fiction) and movies about Queen Elizabeth I. The Tournament takes a unique perspective by positing a story from Bess’s little known youth. In The Tournament, Bess, her tutor Roger Ascham and his colleague Gilbert Giles travel to Constantinople to the Sweet 16 of chess […]
Julie’s Review: So much happens plot-wise in this Seventh book that my Barbara and Betty White are still reeling. So let’s look at another list. Top (However Many I Feel Like Sharing) Reasons to Read Seventh Grave and No Body: Charley gets even more badass, even more selfless, and can do some really freakin’ amazing […]
Julie’s Review: A mini review! Top 5 (ish) reasons to read Sixth Grave on the Edge: Charley Davidson – so sassy. So fun. So obnoxious at times. Also, Reyes and Charley and the development in their relationship. I mean, that’s a unique way to convince someone to accept your proposal. The nail-biting suspense of a […]