Lesa's Book Critiques
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One of My Readers
One of my blog readers takes my suggestions seriously. The book is The Oxford Guide to Scandals and Lies by Kate Westbury. Thanks to my great-nephew for showing how much he's enjoying the library book. (Used by permission of his parents. I would never share a child's...
What Are You reading?
I've been in Evansville, Indiana this week, spending time with my best friend, Donna, and her husband, Terry. Terry's a cook, like my brother-in-law, so we've enjoyed homemade meals at their house every night. I drove in on Monday, had dinner with them that evening,...
Kevin’s Corner Annex – Dark Harbor by Bruce Robert Coffin
Well, Kevin Tipple convinced me. I have the first book in Bruce Robert Coffin's series, Crimson Thaw, on a TBR pile at home. Since I'm out of town today, Kevin is reviewing Bruce Robert Coffin's latest Detective Justice novel, Dark Harbor. Thank you, Kevin. Dark...
Kevin’s Corner Annex – One Good Eye by Kevin Wade
I'm out of town until Thursday. While I'll have a "What Are You Reading?" post that day, I'll also be on the road driving home. In the meantime, I have reviews from Kevin Tipple today and tomorrow. Today, it's Kevin Wade's One Good Eye, a book I have on my own TBR...
Receipts from the Bookshop by Katie Clapham
Someone on my blog mentioned this book, Receipts from the Bookshop by Katie Clapham, but I couldn't find the post, so I don't know who to thank. The subtitle is what actually attracted me, "A Bookseller's Year in an English Seaside Town". It's an enjoyable collection...
Writer in Residence by Rhonda McKnight
It was an unlikely scene, an awards ceremony, that made me cry when I read Rhonda McKnight's novel Writer in Residence. My family would laugh though, saying everything makes me cry. This is a strong story about a woman searching for her identity and finding home....
