This is the 7th novel in Jones’ Imogene Museum Mystery series. I have read everyone of the books in this series and enjoyed them all. Meredith, the main character, is the curator of the Imogene Museum, a Museum of collections that vary from Victorian era clothing to a criminal history of Sockeye County where the … Continue reading Stray Narrow by Jerusha Jones
Death in the Beginning by Gary Williams and Vicky Knerly
This is an exciting read - like Dan Brown’s books - it is fast paced and full of action, especially at the end of the book. The story is clever, with interesting historical information that is well researched. There is a conspiracy to keep hidden a biblical and mythological (yes, both at the same time) … Continue reading Death in the Beginning by Gary Williams and Vicky Knerly
The Last Straw by Ed Duncan
This is a rather dark, crazy story about a young girl who witnesses a murder. The police want her to testify if they get the killer. Her Mom and Dad have split and Mom is traveling the world without itinerary. Her Dad is raising her and the two of them live in an apartment complex … Continue reading The Last Straw by Ed Duncan
Off the Beadin’ Path: A Glass Bead Mystery by Janice Peacock
Janice Peacock has written a series of books centered around Jax O’Connell. Jax is a middle aged single woman living in Seattle who makes a living selling beads. Jax is a pretty fun character. She drives a red beetle that she calls “ladybug”, she has eccentric friends, eats a lot of sweets and lives in … Continue reading Off the Beadin’ Path: A Glass Bead Mystery by Janice Peacock
The Elizabeth Street Epiphany by Aaron S Gallagher
If you follow my blog, you know that I love series, especially if the characters are people you would want to know and maybe even be friends with, so it should not be a surprise that I love Gallagher’s newest book in the Bennett & Demarko mystery series. This 4th book is grittier than the … Continue reading The Elizabeth Street Epiphany by Aaron S Gallagher
Two Mothers: A Ghost Story Novella by Kris K Loomis
Terror, horror, and scary could be used to describe this novella, but I am going out on a limb with realistically fearful. Everyone likes to think that they would never hurt a baby but let's have a “come to Jesus” reality check! Who among us has not thought we would lose our minds over a … Continue reading Two Mothers: A Ghost Story Novella by Kris K Loomis
Officer Elvis: A Darla Cavannah Mystery By Gary Gusick
I thought that this book looked like fun and I am happy to report that it was. I have never been a huge Elvis fan, I like many of his movies and some of his songs, but I have never had any interest in going to Graceland, nor do I own any Elvis memorabilia. So … Continue reading Officer Elvis: A Darla Cavannah Mystery By Gary Gusick
