I love historical fiction novels, everytime I read one I learn something new. I never knew about Alice Diamond and the all female-London Gang, that ruled the streets for about 50 years. This is a well-written, well-researched, fascinating nvoel and you will not want...
Book Review: ‘A Beginner’s Guide To Murder: A Novel’ By Rosalind Stopps
Three women, Meg, Grace and Daphne, all in their 70's are enjoying coffee, when a young girl named Nina comes running in and asks for help. A man is after her and the ladies hide her in the bathroom. The man bursts in but soon leaves and the three women decide they...
Book Review: ‘Wrong Place Wrong Time: A Novel’ By Gillian McAllister
There's a reason Reese Witherspoon picked this book as a book club pick, because it is Great! It has everything you want in a novel. A compelling, well-written, unique story that you will not want to put down. Author Gillian McAllister has really outdone herself with...
Interview: Author ‘Sandra Brown’ Talks Her New Novel Overkill
Sandra Brown is the author of seventy-three New York Times bestsellers, including Outfox, Tailspin, Seeing Red, Sting, Mean Streak, Friction, Deadline, and Rainwater. Writing professionally since 1981, Brown has published over eighty novels and has upwards of eighty...
Book Review: ‘Girl, Forgotten: A Novel’ By Karin Slaughter
Karin Slaughter's follow-up to 2018's Pieces Of Her focuses on the daughter Andrea Oliver and her new career as a U.S. Marshall. Andrea has just graduated and has become a Marshall and her on-again/off-again boyfriend Mike gets her a job in Longbill Beach, Del, and a...
Book Review: ‘Fox Creek: A Cork O’Connor Novel’ By William Kent Krueger
I read my first Cork O'Connor book last year and I really liked it. Now author Kent Krueger is back with his next book in the series (number 19) and it's another thrilling ride. Right from the beginning, all the way to end, all action and you won't want to put it...
Book Review: ‘Six Feet Deep Dish: A Mystery’ By Mindy Quigley
Delilah O'Leary and her fiancee Sam and their cat Butterball have moved to Geneva Bay, Wisconsin (where Delilah is from), to open a deep-dish pizza shop. Sam is rich and is financing the restaurant and Delilah is running it. On the night of the soft opening, they have...
Book Review: ‘The Hunt: A Decker/Lazarus Novel’ By Faye Kellerman
The 27th book (and the final book) in the series, is a two-fold story. For Peter Decker his time as a detective is coming to a close, as he and his wife Rina have bought a house in Israel and are going to move there. But first he has a couple of cases he wants to wrap...
Book Review: ‘Number One Fan: A Novel’ By Meg Elison
Eli Grey is a best selling author on her a tour for her new book. When she gets to her next stop and gets in her rideshare she has no idea what hell awaits her. A madman has kidnapped her and is holding her hostage in his basement. He wants her to become her...
Book Review: ‘What She Found: A Tracy Crosswhite Novel’ By Robert Dugoni
Tracy Crosswhite is working in cold cases in Seattle and gets a call fron Anita Childress, the daughter of reporter Lisa Childress, who vanished 25 years ago, while meeting with a source for a story. Her body was never found and no one ever figured out what happened...



