Distant Memory Maureen A. Miller Publication date: November 25th 2019 Genres: Adult, Romance, Suspense From USA TODAY bestselling author, Maureen A. Miller comes this romantic thriller. Whose life does Hollie Musgrave recall? Is it even her own? Dreams of a house Hollie has never been to plague her. They hauntedContinue Reading
The Last Christmas is the first Repairman Jack novel published in seven years. By all accounts, Jack’s fans are going to eat this book up with a spoon. Jack is a fixer. He helps people with difficult problems to find a solution. In this case, he is hired to lookContinue Reading
“Lark was a religious community: participation was expected, baptism a stipulation.” “…but soon the fog would descend, making Lark unreachable. Unleavable. There would be no more ships until April.”—from Impossible Causes. Atmospheric combination of The Village and Carrie sets the scene in this coming-of-age gothic horror thriller. I expected toContinue Reading
Hazards in Hampshire (A British Book Tour Mystery) by Emma Dakin The Author’s Sticky Toffee Pudding Recipe The George, Wallingford In the book, Claire Barclay met Detective Inspector Mark Evans at this restaurant near the Agatha Christie Museum in Wallingford. The women on her tour were impressed with the menuContinue Reading
This time it’s personal for female FBI Agent Atlee Pine. She is looking for her sister, Mercy, and/or her abductor. It is an ice-cold case having happened thirty years earlier when the girls were both six. But Atlee is determined even when there is only A Minute to Midnight. Atlee’sContinue Reading
In 1929, Mrs. Shackleton is one of only two female private detectives in London when a Body on the Train is found murdered. Mrs. Shackleton is called in by Scotland Yard to investigate a man found dead in a potato sack on a train. The man was only wearing underpants.Continue Reading
Fate: A Doyle Witch Cozy Mystery (The Witches of Doyle #6) by Kirsten Weiss Guest Post by the Author November Kitchen Witchery November is a cozy cooking time of year. And even though Jayce Bonheim, the heroine of my cozy witch mystery, Fate, calls herself an earth witch, there’s someContinue Reading
Valerie is a detective in the San Francisco Police Department in the new thriller, Anything for You. She and her partner are investigating an attempted robbery when a call comes in from the house next door. A robber has broken into the house and stabbed the husband and wife leavingContinue Reading
Memories and Murder (A Tourist Trap Mystery) by Lynn Cahoon My Review Jill runs a bookstore and coffee shop in a small coastal Californian town in Memories and Murder, the tenth entry in the Tourist Trap cozy mystery series. When her partner and aunt, Jackie, unexpectedly calls off her engagementContinue Reading
Echoes of the Fall is the third in the Earl Marcus series of mysteries set in a mountainous and rural area of North Georgia. What a way to wake up from a whiskey bender! Dunked headfirst unceremoniously into the river several times. After the third time, Earl Marcus remembered whyContinue Reading
Dr. William Abbey’s trouble is threefold. First, he is a mediocre doctor at best in 1884. Much better at diagnosing disease than curing it. Second, he falls in love with a woman above his station, leading to debts and eventually exile to South Africa. While there, he watches the executionContinue Reading
Suspect in High Heels (High Heels Mysteries) by Gemma Halliday My Review Suspect in High Heels is the tenth book in the High Heels cozy mystery series. Maddie is a shoe designer, mom of two-year-old twins, and wife of a police detective. However, she makes time to visit the setContinue Reading
“Socialite and husband dead in suicide pact. Teenage children missing; baby found alive.” The Family Upstairs is the story of that baby’s journey to discover her roots and what really happened that night. The baby, Libby, is now twenty-five years old and set to inherit the Chelsea mansion where theContinue Reading
Storm of Secrets: A Haunted Bluffs Mystery by Loretta Marion Interview with the Author, Loretta Marion How did you meet your agent, Jill Grosjean? Is that still a good method for aspiring authors? I was fortunate to meet my agent at a writing conference. I had reached a crossroads inContinue Reading
In New York City circa 2034, the city has been devastated by climate change. Coastal areas have been nearly leveled by massive storms. Refugees from low-lying areas have congregated in slums sporting their own money. On the morning of April 19, it is 114 in the shade. Down these meanContinue Reading
Murder at First Pitch: Ball Park Mysteries by Nicole Asselin Guest Post by the Author This book is a bit of wish fulfillment for me. A dream would be to work for some sort of baseball team in some sort of facility. Unfortunately, I never got the chance, but IContinue Reading