The Hound of the Baskervilles was one of the first books I loved, and I keep loving everything that’s Holmes. Sherlock Holmes and the Remaining Improbable by Susanne M. Dutton is a […]
A beautiful, terrifying journey. Drifting by Steven M. Cross released Tuesday in the Contemporary YA genre. Drifting brings light into the dark corners of mental health, bullying, and sexual assault. Dean Knight […]
For those of you who follow my Reader’s Diary I’m telling you, you’ll find the first book in this series at some point because it’s so my thing. Love love love all […]
This is everything that scares me. The accident, and knowing there would be a lot of Tess in me. I only hope there’s a ray of light at the end of the […]
As a born and bred Italian, I know the situation and I can tell you the struggle is real. I love this story. Squealer by Christopher Calcara released in February in the […]
I love and sympathize with the heroine of this book. I’d much rather spend time with homicidal dolls than rich and bored kids. This story, though, takes it a whole lot further […]
A mystery with s dash of Sherlock Holmes’ flavor. Love it, and the cover. State of Treason (Book 1, William Constable Spy Thrillers) by Paul Walker, narrated by Edward Gist released in […]
The latest episode in a well loved series. A Dangerous Life (The DCI Jack Callum Mysteries, Book 2) by Len Maynard released in July in the Historical Crime Fiction genre. 1959 A […]
Absolutely happy to have Jo back here with me. And, for a plotter like myself, Jo’s post is heaven. Related By Murder: A McLaren Mystery by Jo A. Hiestand released a couple […]
Isn’t it amazing when movies or songs inspire an entirely different story? Why am I asking this? Read the Author’s post to find out 😀 I also love the title, btw. Theft […]
