Lesa's Book Critiques
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October Treasures in My Closet – Part 2
Are you ready for the second part of Treasures in My Closet? Today's the day I ask you if I've missed any books. Barbara Peters, owner of The Poisoned Pen, talks about the hundreds of books that come out every month, so I know I can't cover all of those. I don't even...
October Treasures in My Closet – Part 1
There are as many October book releases as there were September ones, so, once again, I'm gong to divide the post into two parts. If you enjoy these, don't forget to come back tomorrow! And, as a reminder, thanks to my sister, Christie, here are the links to the...
Hidden Currents by Claire Booth
I put off reading Hidden Currents, Claire Booth's latest Sheriff Hank Worth mystery, until just before release date. I know I'll have to wait another year for the next one, and it's hard to wait that long. This is such an outstanding character-driven series. And,...
The Skeleton and the Cat by Brandon James Scott
It's time for my occasional suggestion for a children's picture book. I'm not an expert in children's books, so I never call these reviews. But, I recognize an illustrated story that I enjoy and want to share. Today's is The Skeleton and the Cat by Brandon James...
The Cinnamon Bun book Store by Laurie Gilmore
Well, The Cinnamon Bun Book Store is probably the last Laurie Gilmore book I'll review here. Oh, it's not the last one I'll read, but it's not the typical romance I review. Somewhere or another, I think Gilmore forgot the plot of the book, and went straight for the...
Book Club Boyfriend by Jenny Holiday
If grumpy/sunshine is a favorite trope in romances, you're going to enjoy Jenny Holiday's Book Club Boyfriend. I picked it up because of the words "book club", but it didn't take me long to fall in love with both troubled leads, Blair Kellermoon and Jack Branksome....
