Daniel Stanthrope was kidnapped by father six years ago after his divorce from wife Megan. She looked for him everyday and there was no trace of where they went. She slowly moved on never forgetting her son. She soon married Michael (the detective who was on the case...
Book Review: ‘Deadly Delights’ Is The Next Fun Bookish Baker Mystery By Laura Jensen Walker
In Lake Potawatomi, Wisconsin it's time for the annual baking contest. This year Teddie St. John has decided to enter. She's looking forward to it when she's accosted by one of the judges Les Morris, who is a known cheater and letch. And on the day of the event Les is...
Book Review: ‘Castle Shade: A Mary Russell And Sherlock Holmes Mystery’ By Laurie R. King
I've never read one of Laurie R. King's Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes novels and I wish I had. This book was GREAT! It's book number 18 and I will be reading them from now on (as long as she keeps writing them). It has everything you want in a book. A good mystery,...
Book Review: ‘I Don’t Forgive You: A Novel’ By Aggie Blum Thompson
Allie Ross is ready for a new start when she moves to the suburbs in Washington, D.C. with her lawyer husband Mark and her young son. At a neighborhood party 40-something Rob Avery is flirting with her and she flirts back a little. Later he tries to get with her in...
Book Review: ‘A Rogue’s Company’ Is The Next Thrilling Sparks & Bainbridge Mystery By Allison Montclair
Iris Sparks and Gwen Bainbridge are back for their third thrilling adventure and it's as good as the first two. It's post WWII London and their RIght Sort Marriage Bureau (a dating service) is finally starting to take off. And they even get there first black customer...
Book Review: ‘The Abduction Of Pretty Penny: A Daughter Of Sherlock Holmes Mystery’ By Leonard Goldberg
Joanna Watson, her husband John Watson Jr. and his father Watson (the old friend of Sherlock Holmes) are hired to find the actress known as Pretty Penny. She's been playing Juliet and in a new stage production of Romeo & Juliet at the White Chapel Playhouse. She rose...
Book Review: ‘The Wedding Night: A Novel’ By Harriet Walker
Lizzie and Dan are suppose to be married in a week in the South of France with their friends to witness the big day. A week before the wedding Lizzie calls it off and never gives a reason. Since everything has been booked Lizzie and her friends decide to still go. The...
Book Review: ‘Legacy’ A Nora Roberts Novel
It was a fateful day when she was seven and met her father for the first time. He was drunk and abusive and he died. And Adrian Rizzo witnessed it all. And now all these years later it still plays a part in her life. She went on to be a sucessful woman making yoga and...
Book Review: ‘The Godmothers’ Might Be One Of The Best Books Of The Year By Camille Aubray
Nicole is married to James and they live in New York. James has been offered a job at the White House at the Justice Department in 1980. That means security clearances must be done. James knows there's no skeletons in his closet. Nicole is not so sure. She knows she...
Book Review: Marissa Levien’s ‘The World Gives Way’ Is One Hell Of An Exciting Read
In a near-future world on the brink of collapse, a young woman born into servitude must seize her own freedom in this glittering debut with a brilliant twist. Marissa Levien's ‘The World Gives Way’ is an extremely well-written and memorable debut novel. It's sci-fi at...





