Set in 1917 and for Joanna, the daughter of Sherlock Holmes and the Watsons it's been a quiet time. Joanna is itching for a new case and when Inspector Lestrade shows up, it means something has happened. There's been a series of robberies at the rich hotels in London...
Interview: Author ‘Fabian Nicieza’ Talks His New Book The Self-Made Widow
I talked with author Fabian Nicieza about his follow up book to Suburban Dicks and briefly about Marvel. Check out his website, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. The book is in stores on Tuesday, June 21st from Putnam. You can listen below to the interview. After...
Book Review: ‘Lady of Bones: A Sarah Booth Delaney Novel’ By Carolyn Haines
The 24th novel in the series finds Sarah Booth off to New Orleans to help find the daughter of an old friend of her mother's named Frankie. Christa is working on a news story to get a scholarship and vanished two days ago, as did her roommate. With Tinkie not able to...
Book Review: ‘Cabin Fever: The Harrowing Journey Of A Cruise Ship At The Dawn Of A Pandemic’ By Michael Smith And Jonathan Franklin
This book is the story of the Zaandam cruise ship which left out of South America at the start of the Covid-19 Pandemic in March of 2020. The ship contained over 1200 passengers from America, Italy, Spain, Australia and other countries. The cruise line and the...
Book Review: ‘First Born: A Novel’ By WIll Dean
Molly and Katie Raven are identical twins and have always been close. But they're two different girls. Katie is outgoing and fun, Molly is a shut-in, worried about everything around her. Katie left to go to school in New York, Molly and her parents still live in...
Book Review: ‘Holy Chow’ Is The Next Fun Andy Carpenter Mystery By David Rosenfelt
There's nothing I like better than getting an early copy of a new Andy Carpenter book. I just love everything about the novels. Well-written, fun and quirky characters and dogs that are part of the stories. The newest book is as good as the first time I read one of...
Book Review: ‘What Jonah Knew: A Novel’ By Barbara Graham
A fascinating novel about a little boy Jonah, who claims he's has the memories of a 22-year old man named Henry who went missing months before his birth. Henry Bird is in a band and they just a bad set in front of a music producer. He decides to walk back to his motel...
Book Review: ‘For The Love Of The Bard: A Novel’ By Jessica Martin
The rom-com debut from author Jessica Martin is solid story of lost love and forgiveness, set during a Shakespeare festival, in a small New Hampshire town. Miranda Barnes is a writer of a successful YA series and uses a pen name to write. She co-owns her own literary...
Interview: ‘Elin Hilderbrand’ Talks Her New Novel The Hotel Nantucket
Elin Hilderbrand's 28 novel is out soon and had a chat about it. Check out her website here, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. The book is in stores on Tuesday, June 14th from Little Brown. You can listen below to the interview. Fresh off a bad breakup with a longtime...
Interview: Author ‘Joey Hartstone’ Talks His Great Debut Novel The Local
Author Joey Hartstone has written two movies and for various TV shows. He has now written his debut novel and it's out on Tuesday, June 14th. I talked to him about it (and it's Great). You can listen below to the interview. In the town of Marshall sits the Federal...



