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About Lesa's Book Critiques
I have been a library manager/administrator for over 30 years, in Ohio, Florida, Arizona, and, now, Indiana. Library Journal Mystery Reviewer of the Year 2018. 2022 Raven Award recipient from Mystery Writers of America. Recipient of the 2018 David Thompson Memorial Special Service Award from Bouchercon Board. Winner of the 2011 Arizona Library Association Outstanding Library Service Award. I am a mystery columnist for Library Journal, Mystery Readers Journal, and ReadertoReader.com. Author of the “Mystery Fiction” chapter in Genreflecting: A Guide to Popular Reading Interests (7th ed.) Winner of the 2009 and 2010 Spinetingler Awards for Best Reviewer. |
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Saralyn Richard, Guest Author
Galveston Author Saralyn Richard Because I wasn't familiar with Saralyn Richard's books, many of you might not be familiar with her or her work either. Today, I'd like to introduce her, and welcome her as our guest author. Award-winning and best-selling author,...
The Secret Staircase by Sheila Connolly
Although Sheila Connolly was able to wrap up some of the mysteries behind the lives of Henry and Mary Barton in her third Victorian Village Mystery, The Secret Staircase, she left us with the village of Asheboro, Maryland unfinished, and the house unfinished. In...
The Madness of Crowds by Louise Penny
This year, Louise Penny's latest Armand Gamache novel, The Madness of Crowds, is not only a difficult book to summarize, as hers always are; it's a difficult book to read. I understand what she is doing with the book, which I can't really say without spoiling it,...