Liv Reese wakes up one morning not sure where she is and goes to her apartment. She doesn't have her keys or purse but has cash. She also has a bloody knife. When she gets to the apartment it's not hers and the people living there know nothing about her or her...
Book Review: ‘The Blame Game: A Novel’ By Sandie Jones
I really enjoyed the first two books by author Sandie Jones. The streak has ended. Her third book is good but not on the level of the first two. It just kind of plots along and I found myself just wanting it to be over. There's a couple of major twists that help save...
Book Review: ‘Death At The Manor: A Lily Adler Novel’ By Katharine Schellman
The third book in the Lily Adler series is another winner. This time around Lily, who is a widow, is off to Hampshire to spend time with her Aunt Eliza. Lily learns that the Wright family, who have lived there a long time, has a ghost and is intriqued to find out...
Book Review: ‘Dear Little Corpses: A Josephine Tey Mystery’ By Nicola Upson
The year is September 1st, 1939 and England is about to enter the war. That means children are being sent there from other countries to try and save their lives. For Josephine Tey and her lover Marta Fox, they are spending time together in their cottage in a Suffork...
Book Review: ‘The Dark Circle: A Jake Cantrall Novel’ By Robert J. Mrazek
Jake Cantrall is an ex-army officer, now working campus security in upstate New York. When students have a mass gathering and drugs are given out, the place goes crazy. Jake gets into with two football players and in defending himself, he hurts the players and he ends...
Book Review: ‘A Killing In Costumes: A Hollywood Treasures Mystery’ By Zac Bissonnette
The fiction debut from author Bissonnette is really good. The two main characters are a lot of fun and the Hollywood nostalgia and pop-culture references are great and bring back memories for the reader. Cindy Cooper and Jay Allen were soap opera stars years ago, were...
Book Review: ‘In Too Steep: A Misty Bay Tea Room Mystery’ By Kate Kingsbury
The murder of a beachcomber, Lewis Trenton, shakes the small Oregon town and once again the ladies of the Misty Bay Tea Room are involved in helping to solve the case. Vivian Wainwright notices a picture of something found in an article sparks something in Vivian and...
Book Review: ‘Bend Toward The Sun: A Novel’ By Jen Devon
Two people that both have issues meet and fall in love but their past emotional issues might derail this before it can be something special. Rowan McKinnon has a PHD in botany and is working toward getting more education and a firm job offer. She has two best friends...
Book Review: ‘A Dish To Die For: A Key West Food Critic Mystery’ By Lucy Burdette
Hayley Snow is a food critic for Key Zest magazine and is married to Nathan, a cop and has a dog named Ziggy and a cat and lives on a houseboat. On this day she Ziggy and goes to lunch with a friend his dogs to a small, remote beach near government land. Ziggy then...
Book Review: ‘Gangland: A Novel’ By Chuck Hogan
Author Chuck Hogan (The Town) never writes a bad book and his streak continues with Gangland, a mafia story set in the 1970's Chicago. The Outfit is run by Tony Accardo and his right hand man Nicky Passero, who takes out boss of Chicago Sam Giancana, with six shots to...




