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Book Review: ‘Beating About The Bush’ Is The Next Fun Agatha Raisin Mystery

RedCarpetCrash November 19, 2019

Author M.C. Beaton is back with her 30th novel in the Agatha Raisin series. My only question is where have I been for the first 29 novels? Agatha Raisin is a great character that I really enjoyed. The story is crisp with a great ...Read More

Interview: Author ‘Susan Wilson’ Talks Her Great New Book The Dog I Loved

RedCarpetCrash November 5, 2019

Susan is the author of nine well-received novels including her 2010 novel, ONE GOOD DOG, which enjoyed six weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and THE DOG WHO DANCED received the coveted Maxwell Medal for Fiction from the Dog Writer’s Association of ...Read More

Book Review: ‘The Angel’s Share’ Is The Next Fun Wine Country Mystery From Ellen Crosby

RedCarpetCrash October 27, 2019

Mary Higgins Clarke Award-nominated author Ellen Crosby is back with her newest Wine Country Mystery. Once again Lucie Montgomery is in the thick of things. While attending a party at the house of billionaire Prescott Avery at Hawthorne Castle, Lucie finds herself with an ...Read More

Book Review: ‘Secrets Of The Chocolate Room’ Is A Great Follow Up To The Little Shop Of Found Things

RedCarpetCrash October 11, 2019

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 ...Read More

Book Review: ‘The Furies: A Novel’ By Katie Lowe

RedCarpetCrash October 1, 2019

It’s 1998 and the Elm Hollow Academy is letting out for summer. Everyone is shocked when one of their own is found dead on the grounds, with no known signs of death. We see Violet talking about it 20 years later and she takes ...Read More

Interview: Author ‘Ellie Alexander’ Talks Her New Sloane Krause Mystery Beyond A Reasonable Stout

RedCarpetCrash September 24, 2019

Ellie Alexander (also known as Kate Dyer-Seeley) is a Pacific Northwest native. Her love for the Pacific Northwest runs deep. Hence why all of her books (whether she’s writing as Ellie or Kate) are set here. From the Shakespearean hamlet of Ashland, Oregon to ...Read More

Book Review: ‘Renia’s Diary: A Holocaust Journal’ By Renia Spiegel

RedCarpetCrash September 16, 2019

A long held diary by a young girl started in 1939 by Renia Spiegel and kept in a bank safe deposit box for centuries is now being published by her sister. A diary that was somehow kept after Renia was killed by her boyfriend ...Read More

Book Review: ‘Bomber’s Moon’ Is The Next Thrilling Joe Gunther Novel

RedCarpetCrash September 14, 2019

Author Archer Mayor is back with book number 30 of his Joe Gunther series. Joe, Sammie, Willy and Lester are back investigating the murder of a drug dealer Lyall Johnson and then a thief Alan Robin Hale. They are not alone this time. P.I. ...Read More

Book Review: ‘What Rose Forgot’ Is The First Great Novel Of The Fall

RedCarpetCrash September 8, 2019

Rose Dennis is a Grandmother in her sixties who recently lost her husband and has a lot of money. She suddenly wakes up and is not aware of where she is. Dressed in a hospital gown and foggy in a nursing home in the ...Read More

Book Review: ‘Nothing Ventured’ Is A Great Start To The Detective William Warwick Series By Jeffrey Archer

RedCarpetCrash September 5, 2019

Fresh off of last years awesome book Heads You Win, best-selling author Jeffrey Archer is back with the start of a new series featuring William Warwick, from the Harry Clifton novels. The first novel is title Nothing Ventured. According to Jeffrey in the beginning ...Read More

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