It's been almost 3 years since Anna lost her husband Spencer and she is still in mourning for him. Her friend Gabi says it's time to move on but Anna still isn't ready yet. One night she calls Spencer's old cell to hear his voicemail and his voice. To her surprise...
Book Review: ‘Dust Off The Bones: A Novel’ By Paul Howarth
This sequel novel to Only Killers and Thieves. takes place starting in 1890 in Queensland, featuring the brothers of Tommy and Billy McBride. They're both still trying to come to terms about what happened to their familes in the previous books. Billy is now married...
Book Review: ‘A Dark And Secret Place: A Novel’ By Jen Williams
Heather Evans returns home after her mother has committed suicide. She has no idea why she did and has many questions. As she's cleaning the house she makes a shocking discovery....her mother was a pen pal with a serial murderer named Michael Reave...aka the Red Wolf....
Book Review: ‘The Box In The Woods: A Novel’ By Maureen Johnson
In 1978 four teenage camp counselors went into the woods to smoke pot and hang out, in the small town of Barlow Corners. They all ended up dead. One made it back to the camp and the other three were found in a box in the woods. Foward to today and Stevie Bell is an...
Book Review: ‘The Art Of Betrayal: A Kate Hamilton Mystery’ By Connie Berry
Kate Hamilton is once again in the thick of another murder in the small English village of Long Barston. She's filling in at Ivor Tweedy's antiquities shop while he is getting a hip replacement. When Evelyn Villiers comes in wanting to sell a rare Chinese hunping from...
Book Review: ‘Girls At The Edge Of The World: A Novel’ By Laura Brooke Robson
The world of Girls At The Edge Of The World is full of floods that wipe out all but a select group of people. The land of Kostrov is preparing for another flood and has boats built and stocked. The royals, noble people and select others are the ones who will be saved...
Book Review: ‘The Executive Order: A Novel’ By David Fisher
The year is 2024 and we are past Trump and Biden and a new President is in office. Two years later on July 11, 2026 Americans are attacked on our home soil in three different locations and a lot of people are killed or injured. Journalist Rollie Stone and his paper...
Book Review: ‘The Photographer: A Novel’ By Mary Dixie Carter
The debut novel from author Mary Dixie Carter is a thrilling story of obsession and want for one woman. Delta Dawn is a photographer in Brooklyn who does mostly kids parties and her pictures are always great looking. She doesn't have a lot of friends or family except...
Book Review: ‘Jackpot: A Teddy Fay Novel’ By Stuart Woods And Bryon Quertermous
Book 5 of the Teddy Fay novels find Teddy, Stone, Dino, Peter and Ben at the Macau film festival in China. Blackmail threats have been made against Peter and Ben with a fake video having been made. Stone wants Teddy to find out who is behind it. They all leave and...
Book Review: ‘Haven Point: A Novel’ By Virginia Hume
Three women of the same family, three different time periods and they have one thing in common...Haven Point. Maren, her daughter Annie and granddaughter Skye have all had issues in their lifes and we follow along starting in 1944 with Maren up through 2008 and the...







