The first Finlay Donovan novel was outstanding and author Elle Cosimano got a TV dead out of it. The second novel in the series is a good follow-up, with more problems for Finlay and Vero. Too much of what Finlay has been doing (or is doing) gets found out and she has...
Book Review: ‘Count Your Lucky Stars: A Novel’ By Alexandria Bellefleur
Maggie Cooper is single and likes it that way, even though her friends keep trying to fix her up. Then Olivia Grant, who was her best friend 11 years ago and they had a one week passionate affair, then Olivia got married to Brad, which lasted 10 years. Olivia is now...
Book Review: ‘Dark Horse: An Orphan X Novel’ By Gregg Hurwitz
The ending of the last book was Evan's penthouse apartment being bombed and now six months later we learn that Evan escapted and has for the most part repaired his apartment. It's now time for his alter ego The Nowhere Man to help someone in need. This time it's a...
Book Review: ‘Full Flight: A Novel’ By Ashley Schumacher
The tiny Texas town of Enfield lives for its football in the fall and for church all year round. Scandals are a no-no and yet they happen. And now it's marching band contest time and Weston Ryan, who is an outcast because his parents got a divorce and because people...
Book Review: ‘Mercy Street: A Novel’ By Jennifer Haigh
Claudia works for a woman's clinic in Boston and has for the last 10 years. She deals with women looking for abortions and any other type of women;'s care. She's seen and heard it all. She also has to deal with the anti-abortion people. Claudia has her own issues...
Book Review: ‘Mermaid Confidential: A Serge Storms Novel’ By Tim Dorsey
The 25th novel in the Serge Storms series is freaking good. Author Tim Dorsey has really upped his game with this one. So many funny moments with Serge and Coleman will have you laughing out loud a lot. And of course their unique way of living their lives is like no...
Book Review: ‘The Duchess Countess: The Woman Who Scandalized Eighteenth Century London’ By Catherine Ostler
I had never heard of the woman known as The Duchess Countess, Elizabeth Chudleigh, known as the woman who scandalized London in her day. She lived from 1721-1788 and at one point was the Princess Of Wales, in 1743. Her family died young and left her peniless and the...
Book Review: ‘L.A. Burning: A Novel’ By D.C. Taylor
Cody Bonner and Julie are identical twins. But each have led a different life. Cody has spent the last six years in jail for robbing a bank. Julie became a lawyer and two years ago was found dead as she was murdered. Now Cody is out of jail and back home with her...
Book Review: ‘The Wrong Woman: A Kendall Beck Novel’ By Leanne Kale Sparks
The debut novel from author Leanne Kale Sparks is a thrilling story which takes the reader on a ride. With two great characters working together to solve a crime, it's a book you will want to keep reading. Ten years ago Kendall Beck became the only surviver of a...
Book Review: ‘Live, Local And Dead: A Vermont Radio Mystery’ By Nikki Knight
A small town murder mystery is the highlight of the first novel in the Vermont Radio mystery series. A solid mystery that keeps readers engaged, with topical subject matter and even a gassy moose and a cate! What else do you need. DJ Jaye Jordan has moved to Vermont...





