Patti Callahan Henry is a New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of 15 novels, including the (Historical Fiction), BECOMING MRS. LEWIS—The Improbable Love Story of Joy Davidman and C.S. Lewis (writing as Patti Callahan). In addition, she is the recipient of...
Book Review: ‘Faithless In Death’ Is The Next Thrilling Eve Dallas Novel By J.D. Robb
Book number 52 in the series starts off after the events of the last awesome book and Eve has a lot of paperwork to do, which thrills her to no end. She also has to put up with Peabody's happy attitute and the rest of her crew. Then she gets a call about a dead artist...
Book Review: ‘The Memory Collectors: A Novel’ By Kim Neville
Two women possess powers that lead them on a path to discovery in the debut magical novel from Kim Neville. It's features magic, family and secrets that could destory all three. A solid debut novel. For Evelyn and Harriet their destiny seemed to be forcast years ago...
Interview: Author ‘Deanna Raybourn’ Talks Her New Veronica Speedwell Novel An Unexpected Peril
A sixth-generation native Texan, New York Times bestselling author Deanna Raybourn grew up in San Antonio where she met her college sweetheart. She married him on her graduation day and went on to teach high school English and history. During summer vacation at the...
Book Review: ‘Double Jeopardy’ Is The Next Thrilling Stone Barrington Novel By Stuart Woods
In book number 57 in his series Stone Barrington's past comes back to haunt him in the form of his murderous twin cousins. They have been in jail for years now after being convicted of murder (they were guilty of other crimes but the evidence was circumstantial). They...
Book Review: ‘The Ladies Of The Secret Circus: A Novel’ By Constance Sayers
The Ladies Of The Secret Circus is one of the best books of the year so far. A spellbinding story that spans from the 1920's to modern day, with great characters, a great story and twists and turns right up to the very end. In present day Virginia, Lara Barnes is...
Book Review: ‘The Lost Apothecary: A Novel’ By Sarah Penner
The debut novel from Sarah Penner is a gripping story of the past and the present colliding and a myster from over 200 years is mostly solved. Caroline Parcewell is in London for what was suppose to be her 10 year anniversary with her husband James. She found out he...
Book Review: ‘Sinners And Saints: Blood And Bone Book 2’ By Jennifer Roberson
Book number 2 in the Blood and Bone series finds Gabe and Remi still fighting demons as hell tries to come to earth. This time the stakes have been raised as Jack The Ripper has gotten lose and is taking over people's bodies and killing women with the same names as he...
Book Review: ‘The Bone Maker: A Novel’ By Sarah Beth Durst
It's a world where bone makers use human bones to bring back lifeless creatures. For Kreya it was 25 years ago she lost the love of her life Jentt during a brutal war with the evil Eklor. She and her army defeated him then. Since then she has been searching for human...
Book Review: ‘The Rose Code: A Novel’ By Kate Quinn
In 1940 three women Beth, Osla and Mab are all recuited to work undercover for England against the Germans to help break codes. Beth soon discovers there may be a spy working amongst them and of course no one believes her. Soon suspicion grows on her and she's locked...






