This is my second read in the Bennett & DeMarko series by Indie Author Aaron S Gallagher and I am really enjoying them. The series is set in New York City and, more specifically, in DeMarko’s (Harry’s) neighborhood. Being an ex-NYPD officer now turned Private Detective, DeMarko is prone to keeping his home turf safe … Continue reading The Bleecker Street Bodies by Aaron S Gallagher
June’s Troubles by A. E. Howe
This is the 8th book in the Larry Macklin Mysteries. I have read each one and enjoyed all of them. Larry, a police detective, finally takes a few days vacation along the Florida coast. Unfortunately if murder occurs right next door when you are a police detective on vacation you end up not being on … Continue reading June’s Troubles by A. E. Howe
Talking to Dead Guys by Gretchen Rix
From Lockhart, the barbecue town of Texas, comes a great murder mystery. Indie Author Gretchen Rix combines life in a small town with all the kooky characters a small town produces, three dead bodies, and a mastiff dog named Boo Radley for a fun and mysterious read. The Sommers sisters are in their 50’s, both … Continue reading Talking to Dead Guys by Gretchen Rix
The Dead Club by Manuel Ruiz
I really liked this book! Although it is a novel for Young Adults it had just the right amount of humor and thrill to keep me turning pages and being interested. When you die and go to catch the boat with the Grim Reaper but the Reaper does not show up what happens? Add to … Continue reading The Dead Club by Manuel Ruiz
Just This by Richard Rohr
To say that I was a contemplative would be like saying Robin Williams was calm. As always, Rohr writes to the lay person so it is easy to read and easy to understand. One of the things I love about this book is that he begins by defining what it means to be contemplative and … Continue reading Just This by Richard Rohr
Mr Penumbra’s 24- Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan
Fascinating book, especially if you like bookstores, computers, and fantasy! Obviously, I love books, so a book about a bookstore has to be icing on the cake, but this was way different from what I expected. The main character, Clay, gets a job at the bookstore as a clerk, working the night shift. He has … Continue reading Mr Penumbra’s 24- Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan
