Lesa's Book Critiques
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The Witch’s Orchard by Archer Sullivan
Archer Sullivan's second PI Annie Gore mystery, Brimstone Hollow, is due out next week, and it sounds so intriguing I wanted to go back and read the first one, The Witch's Orchard. However, I may have a hard time reading them so close together. The voice, together...
What Are You Reading?
It's been a good week here, starting with weather. It's been in the 80s, and we didn't get the rain that was expected. That's okay. I had things to do. Last week was fun. On Thursday, Mom, my sister, Christie, and I headed out to go to an afternoon tea. (Thank you,...
Tin City by David Housewright
I always say if I recommend a book to family, that's the highest recommendation I can make. Now that I've read David Housewright's second Mac McKenzie book, Tin City, I told my brother-in-law to read it. I'm hooked, and I suspect he will be, too. It all starts as if...
Maggie & Arthur’s Magic Moment by Leslie Rene
There might be a little too much magic for some people in Leslie Rene's debut novel, Maggie & Arthur's Magic Moment. it's a romantasy with an emphasis on the magic elements. However, I enjoyed the magical world the author created. Dr. Maggie Linden is a...
Wed to the Bratva King: An Age Gap Mafia Romance by Sierra Voss
Well, I never know what rabbit hole I'll fall into when I have questions. I will say, though, I may have recommended Kristin Harmel's Meet Me in Paris to my family, but I won't say the same for Sierra Voss' Wed to the Bratva King. However, I did have some reactions to...
September Treasures in My Closet – Part 2
Welcome back to the listing of September Treasures in My Closet. I hope you find a book or two that appeals to you. These are all September releases. Rami Abou Jamous' The Stars Shine Brighter: A Father and Son in Gaza will not be an easy book to read. A Palestinian...
