Last year's The Little Shop Of Found Things was one of my favorites last year. Now author Paula Brackston is back with the next time-traveling story in the series. A lot of times the second book in a series has a sophomore slump but not this time. It starts off strong...
Book Review: ‘The Adventure Of The Peculiar Protocols: Adapted From The Journals Of John H. Watson, M.D.’ By Nicholas Meyer
Author Nicholas Meyer is back with his fourth Sherlock Holmes novel, first one since 1993, with The Adventure Of The Peculiar Protocols. It's based on a long-lost journal by John H. Watson, M.D. It's January of 1905 and it's Sherlock Holmes' birthday. Watson has taken...
Book Review: ‘Salvaged’ Is Intriguing Sci-Fi That Follows In The Footsteps Of “Alien” And “The Thing”
In this dark science fiction thriller, a young woman must confront her past so the human race will have a future. Author Madeleine Roux has written a sci-fi story that, from the outset, echoes two movie classics; “Alien” and “The Thing.” I was disappointed at what I...
Book Review: ‘The Little Book Of Bob: Life Lessons From A Streetwise Cat’ By James Bowen
Author James Bowen is back with another book about his life with his cat Bob following his first book A Street Cat Named Bob. For those of you not familiar with his story, James was down and out and came across Bob, a cat that lived on the street and who at times had...
Book Review: ‘What!, George Michael & Me’ By Andrew Ridgeley
It all started in 1975 when Andrew Ridgeley met Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou (later to be know as George Michael) and the rest as they say is history. They became fast friends for live and remained that way even after Wham broke up and until the day he got that...
Book Review: ‘Fishnet’ Is Good Debut Novel From Kirstin Innes
Six years ago Rona walked out of her sister's Fiona's flat leaving her little girl Beth with her and has not been heard from since. Fiona has been working and taking care of the little girl like her very own. Now she has gotten some news about her missing sister. She...
Book Review: ‘Nothing Ventured’ Offers A Fun Weekend Read
Review by Adrina Palmer Nothing Ventured heralds the start of a brand new series in the style of Jeffrey Archer’s #1 New York Times bestselling Clifton Chronicles: introducing Detective William Warwick. But this is not a detective story, this is a story about the...
Book Review: ‘Christmas In Vermont’ Is A Fun, Romantic Christmas Novel
Emma is unlucky at love. She finds a man in January and by December she has broken up with him. She cannot make a relationship work. She is suppose to be in Hawaii during the Christmas holidays but broke up with her latest right before they were to leave. Now she is...
Book Review: ‘Stealth’ Is The Next Fun Stone Barrington Novel By Stuart Woods
For book number 51 in the Stone Barrington series Stone is in England and most of the novel takes place there. Stone is on vacation and for the first time in a while he is by himself (no woman with him). That of course doesn't last long this being Stone. And there's...
Book Review: ‘If Only I Could Tell You’ Is A Twisty Novel Involving Two Sisters And A Secret
Author Hannah Beckerman is back with her second novel. It is set over many decades and involves secrets among two sisters and a mother that has driven the family apart. The secret is a big one and Hannah keeps you guessing until she drops a bomb. You think you might...






