Meri is a college student. She is fascinated with the idea of discovering something new and spends much of her days documenting her adventures just in case she does find something new. Senara is a slave, bound to her Master, who controls her life and actions. She has been trained for battle as a warrior. … Continue reading Orcus Fled: The Arnath Chronicles by Cassie Greutman
Mystery
Darkness & Grace by Kathryn Scheich
This is an amazing read! I sat down and literally did not move for 4 hours as I stayed glued to the pages trying to figure out who the killer was. It is very well written and in a unique manner. The story begins with the information that a woman has been killed but provides … Continue reading Darkness & Grace by Kathryn Scheich
Cannon’s Mouth by W. Glenn Duncan
When I came across this book, I had never read anything written by W. Glenn Duncan and never heard of P. I. Rafferty. I was in for one fun read! Although this is the 5th book in the series I had no issues reading it as a stand-alone novel, other than at the end of … Continue reading Cannon’s Mouth by W. Glenn Duncan
Sentinels of the Night by Anita Dickason
If you are an avid reader you will have authors whose books you love and you set aside time to read every one of them. One of those authors for me is Anita Dickason. I am crazy about her books! I have to confess that I am reading them in backward chronological order! The stories … Continue reading Sentinels of the Night by Anita Dickason
Welcome to the Punkhorns by Benjamin Bradley
Brewster, Massachusetts is a small town nestled on the edge of the Punkhorns, a haunted forest of legendary status. When three people go missing in the waters at the edge of the Punkhorns the Police and the Mayor find themselves overwhelmed. In an effort to rapidly solve the case and meet the needs of those … Continue reading Welcome to the Punkhorns by Benjamin Bradley
Missing Or Dead: A Tracey Marks Mystery by Ellen Shapiro
The newest novel in Ellen Shapiro’s Tracey Marks’ mystery series is definitely her best work to date. Having thoroughly enjoyed the first two I was excited to get my hands on this one. I read it in one sitting! The main characters are back, which is like catching up with old friends and Tracey is … Continue reading Missing Or Dead: A Tracey Marks Mystery by Ellen Shapiro
The Witching Place: A Fatal Folio by Sophie Love
This is a fun book but I encourage you to not judge this book by its cover. I suspect that the cover has more to do with the idea of this being a set up novel for a series than it does with what the book is actually about. It certainly looks like a story … Continue reading The Witching Place: A Fatal Folio by Sophie Love
One For The Money by D. B. Borton
D. B. Horton has written a great story about a female senior citizen that has decided to have a career as a Private Investigator. She is widowed, her children grown with their own children, she is financially okay given her skills at budgeting, and wants some excitement in her life. Cat Caliban also has the … Continue reading One For The Money by D. B. Borton
Murphy Murphy and the Case of the Serious Crisis by Keith Hirshland
This is a terrific mystery in and of itself, but it is even better if you love wordplay. There is an underlying theme here that adds a lot of humor and laughter to the story: redundancy. Murphy Murphy (yep, real name) hates redundancy, and obviously, beginning with his name, there are issues throughout the book. … Continue reading Murphy Murphy and the Case of the Serious Crisis by Keith Hirshland
Christmas Corpse by Mona Marple
I love Christmas. I mean, I am a huge fan of the holiday and at my house we make it last as long as possible, so it was not a stretch for me to fall into this book with a grin on my face and a positive attitude about the premise. Holly Wood, yep, that’s … Continue reading Christmas Corpse by Mona Marple
