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Audiobook Review: How Can I Help You | Laura Sims
Laura Sims’ novel How Can I Help You is one of the most strangely, twisted, delightful books I’ve read lately! I wasn’t sure what to expect going in, and I was pleasantly surprised!…
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Book Review: The Trade Off | Sandie Jones
What a fitting week I chose (of all weeks) to read Sandie Jones’ newest psychological thriller, The Trade Off. This same week, Britney Spears’ shocking and heartbreaking memoir was released. Early reviews have…
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Cozy Mystery Review: The Fatal Folio | Elizabeth Penney
I’ve been enjoying the blend of intrigue, curiosity, mystery, and comfort that cozy mysteries provide and I’m constantly up for trying new series or standalones. After reading The Fatal Folio—book three in Elizabeth…
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Book Review: For Your Own Good | Samantha Downing
No one writes characters more twisted, unlikable, and delightfully fun than Samantha Downing. Every single book of hers is a surprise and delight! In For Your Own Good, a teacher at a prestigious…
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Book Review: Big Lies in a Small Town | Diane Chamberlain
Two women born at different times are linked through history by a mysterious will. A perfect blend of two stories separated by decades in a small North Carolina town. About the Book |…
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Mystery Review: Home at Night | Paula Munier
A perfect Halloween read set on an historic farm in Vermont full of dead poets, a mysterious letter, a rundown Victorian mansion, and a murder victim in a library. What more could you…
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Holiday Romance Review: The Ex-Mas Holidays | Zoe Allison
A second chance romance set in Scotland with charming narration in the audiobook that brought the setting, story, and characters to life! About the Book | The Ex-Mas Holidays It’s hard to escape…
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Cozy Mystery Review: Haunted Hibiscus | Laura Childs
After reading Lavender Blue Murders, I couldn’t seem to stay away from the Tea Shop Mysteries by Laura Childs! I talked a bit in that post about how I grew a fondness for…
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Psychological Thriller Review: Dark Corners | Megan Goldin
Megan Goldin is an auto-buy author for me since her very first book. While Dark Corners is billed as the second book in a series, I’d say it reads more like a standalone…
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Book Review: A Stolen Child | Sarah Stewart Taylor | Maggie D’arcy Mystery #4
I’ve been wanting to check out the Maggie D’arcy mystery series by Sarah Stewart Taylor because I’ve heard it is recommended for fans of Tana French and I am certainly a Tana French…
