Five Funerals

Five Funerals tells the story of a high school alumni class where the grads keep dying in mysterious ways. The book is structured to allow additional exploration of what exactly happened to all 26 alumni, if the reader wishes, that are not mandatory to the main plot. I always sayContinue Reading

The Final Problem

In 1960, twelve people are stuck in a resort on a small Mediterranean island due to a storm. One of them commits suicide, or is it murder? A retired actor famous for playing Sherlock Holmes on screen and his Spanish sidekick, a writer of detective novels, have been tasked byContinue Reading

The Body

In The Body, Mavis is a worrier who has low self esteem. She is married to Jerrod who is, according to her, perfect. Until he isn’t. Mavis is worried her husband is having an affair and will soon leave her. In the meantime, multiple bad things happen to Mavis, whichContinue Reading

Murder Bimbo

Murder Bimbo was a disjointed mess in three acts. To be fair, the bimbo herself was also a disjointed mess but who wouldn’t be. She is a clueless sex worker who was just part of a presidential assassination. The first act of Murder Bimbo had a good plot. However, theContinue Reading

Stolen in Death

In Stolen in Death, Eve is a detective investigating a murder that happened during a robbery. Eve’s husband is familiar with one of the stolen jewelry items, a priceless necklace. It seems he stole it decades ago before he became a posh millionaire. I’ve only read a few books inContinue Reading

Man One

Amos Walker is a Detroit private detective who has seen it all. Then, Sage walks in with a story to tell about her Man One conviction for killing her husband in Alaska. Her conviction was overturned. But her husband’s brother is still hunting her, desperate for revenge. Can Amos helpContinue Reading

Pendergast The Beginning

Pendergast The Beginning investigates a bizarre serial killer with a fascination for his male victim’s muscular right arms. As in Columbo, the reader knows who the perpetrator is from the beginning. The fun is watching Pendergast solve the mystery. The killer’s motive is also left for the reader and theContinue Reading