Let’s see in what kind of trouble Sherlock gets himself into this time. (Ever seen Disney’s Basil the Mouse Detective? There was a rat there, too.) Sherlock Holmes and the Giant Sumatran […]
I love this series! Killer Deadline (A Nikki Bryant Cozy Mystery) by Lauren Carr released in April in the Mystery/Cozy Mystery genre. Folks in Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, claim that where Nikki Bryant goes, […]
Since when I read The Name of The Rose, books with a religious background, so to speak, always fascinate me. The Unholy by Paul DeBlassie III released in 2016 in the Metaphysical […]
I hosted this book last year, and it was a good story. Who would have thought it was going to be so absolutely relevant a year later? That the unthinkable (because real […]
Edward Rutherfurd’s London is, hands down, one of my favorite books. I love how we see the city change and become one of my favorite places through the eyes of different families. […]
Every parent’s nightmare. Keep tissues close and your kids closer. Tide’s End by Meredith Egan released in January in the Contemporary Fiction genre. Taylor Smythe dreams of having a loving family. But […]
Okay, listen, I don’t know what got into me to take on this book except, there’s something so tragically beautiful in the bottomless sadness of this story that I couldn’t pass. Beautiful, […]
I live in Florida, Mikey Mouse’s land, and darn it if this story doesn’t take an even creepier angle for me… And because of that, I found the Author’s answer to my […]
In times like ours, right now, I found myself drawn to stories of hardship and, like the synopsis says, trying to adapt a world in turmoil. This one is the perfect example […]
The ’60, Cali, and a troubled young man. It’s the perfect recipe for a great story. The Road to Delano by John DeSimone released in March in the Historical novel genre. It’s […]
