A fun rom-com to finish the year off with. Great characters, smartly written and fun to follow along with. Fans of this genre will like this new novel. Kenya Davenport makes it to the finals of a cosplay reality show and has to pick a partner to help her, as the...
Book Review: ‘From A Dark Horizon: A Gregor Reinhardt Novel’ By Luke McCallin
The fourth book in the series is a thrillride right from the very beginning that never lets up. The year is 1918 France during WWI, when German Military officer Gregor Reinhardt is roused from his bed in the middle of the night. One of his men Private Willy Sattler is...
Book Review: ‘Dark Night: A Beth Rivers Novel’ By Paige Shelton
Book three in the series continues the story of writer Beth Rivers, who is living and hiding out in Bendict, Alaska. It was seen months ago she fled here after being held captive by Travis Walker. He's been on the run ever since but her mother Mill said she saw him...
Book Review: ‘How To Book A Murder: A Starlit Bookshop Mystery’ By Cynthia Kuhn
The first novel in a new series by Cynthia Kuhn, is a delighful small-town mystery, with quirky characters and a solid mystery to read along with. Emma Starrs and her sister Lucy now run the family bookstore Starlit Bookshop, in a small Colorado town. The business is...
Book Review: ‘The Bone Cay: A Novel’ By Eliza Nellums
Magda Trudell is the caretaker for the historical house in Key West known as Whimbrel. This house has been around along time and it's where the famous poet Isobel Reyeswas born in 1895 and died in 1918, by suicide in the ocean. Magda has worked here for 11 years and...
Book Review: ‘Cold Brew Corpse: A Coffee Lover’s Mystery’ By Tara Lush
After solving the murder of one of her baristas and winning an award for her coffee, things are looking up for Lana Lewis, owner of Perkatory. She has a new dog named Stanley and has a first date with the chief of police. But that date has to be postponed when Raina...
Book Review: ’48 Hours To Kill: A Novel’ By Andrew Bourelle
48 Hours To Kill is a Great book. It's all action, short chapters, really well-written characters and a book you don't want to put down. A real page-turner. Ethan Lockhart is in prison when he learns his sister Abby may be dead. No body has been found but a funeral is...
Book Review: ‘Renewed For Murder: A Blue Ridge Library Mystery’ By Victoria Gilbert
Library director Amy Webber is enjoying married life with her dance husband Richard Muir and getting ready for a big arts festival. It will be a 50th reunion for a chamber choir, who will be performing. But on this evening a friend of the family Zelda has called that...
Book Review: ‘The Hawthorne School: A Novel’ By Sylvie Perry
A school that seems to good to be true is at the center of this well-written psycholigal thriller debut novel by Sylvie Perry. Claudia Morgan is the single mother of 4 year-old Henry, who is a handful. He doesn't listen, likes to throw tantrums and is disruptive in...
Book Review: ‘A Little Bird: A Novel’ By Wendy James
Jo Sharpe returns home to her small town of Arthurville to take a job at the small local paper. It means moving in with her estranged father, who drinks a lot and is sick. He's never gotten over his wife and Jo's mother leaving many years ago with her young daughter....



