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
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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
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
The Devil and Dayna Dalton: A Bulwark Anthology: Book 9 By Brit Lunden
This is the second book in the Bulwark anthology I have read; yep, I read the first and the last! I consider the writing to be top-notch and the stories fascinating. Lunden likes to add a little paranormal to her stories about very ordinary people. Adding a little bit of evil challenges the reader to … Continue reading The Devil and Dayna Dalton: A Bulwark Anthology: Book 9 By Brit Lunden
Operation Varsity Blues by Timothy Baldwin
The group of four teenagers, Marcus, Nate, Alissa, and Janice are all back for the third installment of Baldwin’s Young Adult mystery series. This time Marcus’ Dad has requested their help. As the new Assistant Principal, he has discovered what may be a college admissions scandal that could end a few jobs and leave parents … Continue reading Operation Varsity Blues by Timothy Baldwin
Portrait of a Dead Guy: A Cherry Tucker Mystery by Larissa Reinhart
Before you go any further you need to know that this is one wacky funny read! Reinhart has outdone herself in developing a small town full of quirky people, tragic events, and murder. The characters are all a hoot; from the Sheriff who has no issue arresting his niece who he knows is not a … Continue reading Portrait of a Dead Guy: A Cherry Tucker Mystery by Larissa Reinhart
The Sentinel by Lee Child and Andrew Child
I love Jack Reacher so I was a little, okay, more than a little concerned that when Lee Child decided to retire and turn over the series to his younger brother, Andrew Child that Jack was going to go down the proverbial drain. Yes, I know Andrew Child is an author with a number of … Continue reading The Sentinel by Lee Child and Andrew Child
Pivot: Book one of the Jack Harper Trilogy by L. C. Barlow
Psychological horror at its best! I think that my skin is still crawling even after a shower. Nothing scares me more than egomaniacal narcissistic cult leaders that manipulate children, except maybe the other adults that help out. Barlow has written an absolutely horrifying novel about Jack Harper who was raised from the age of 7 … Continue reading Pivot: Book one of the Jack Harper Trilogy by L. C. Barlow
The Angel Street Assassination by Aaron S Gallagher
Bennett and DeMarko are at it again! If you are not a fan of Aaron Gallagher it is only because you have not read one of his books. Aside from the Jack Reacher and Harry Bosch series, this series is the best! This is the 5th in the series and the grittiest by far. The … Continue reading The Angel Street Assassination by Aaron S Gallagher
Marigolds and Murder by London Lovett
I really enjoyed this book! Just good old fashioned fun in a small coastal town where cute little shops, quirky people, bike rides, pumpkin growing contests, and people have crows for pets. Pink (Lacey Pinkerton) is the main character. She is in her late 20’s and has recently changed her career path. In her early … Continue reading Marigolds and Murder by London Lovett
