In the second book in the Middle School series “Kahale and Claude Mystery”, the four friends from Camp Lenape, Alissa, Janice, Nate, and Marcus are back and involved in another mystery. I am always impressed with how Baldwin can write with such a complete understanding of life as a Middle Schooler. The mystery aspect of … Continue reading Shadows of Doubt by Timothy R. Baldwin
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Past Due by Richard Stockford
I am going to start with the fact that I really liked the main character, Clipper, in this book! He is smart, a good guy, hard worker, dedicated and honest while being very skilled with a gun. I also really liked the “history” part of the story. The book is broken into two parts, the … Continue reading Past Due by Richard Stockford
Art Hound by Mike Faricy
Author Mike Faricy has written many books over the years won several awards and is an Independent Author who has sold lots of books, but the real reason I read this book is that I love art and am always up for a mystery about famous artists and their work. This book involves a painting … Continue reading Art Hound by Mike Faricy
Blue Moon by Lee Child
If you have been following me from the beginning, you know that I love Jack Reacher. I love characters with a set of beliefs and a code of behavior. I also love people who do right by the oppressed, weak, and downtrodden. Reacher is my man. In this latest book, Child has gotten more aggressive … Continue reading Blue Moon by Lee Child
Hushabye: A Kate Redmond Mystery by Celina Grace
Kate Redman is a British detective that has just relocated to a small area outside of London. Her first case is a murder/kidnapping. A three month old little boy has been kidnapped, his nanny killed, and there are no clues. The child is the infant son of a well-to-do real estate investor and his new … Continue reading Hushabye: A Kate Redmond Mystery by Celina Grace
Murder in Grenoble by Susan Kiernan-Lewis
This is the 11th in a series but the only one I have read. It is a perfectly good, stand-alone read with good character development, no holes and an interesting set-up for murder. Two longtime friends who have suffered discord in their friendship decide to vacation together to try to mend the rift between them. … Continue reading Murder in Grenoble by Susan Kiernan-Lewis
Death By Bridle: A Josiah Reynolds Mystery by Abigail Keam
This the third installment of the Josiah Reynolds murder mystery series. Although this book can be read as a stand alone novel I am writing the review from the point of having read the first three in order. At this point, Josiah is pretty much recovered. She is back home in Kentucky enjoying the beauty … Continue reading Death By Bridle: A Josiah Reynolds Mystery by Abigail Keam
