Pale as Death by Heather Graham

October 28, 2018

I can always count on Heather Graham’s Krewe of Hunters books to allow me to escape. Pale as Death, with its connection to a mysterious historical murder, is a fascinating romantic suspense novel. When Detective Sophie Manning and her partner Grant Vining...

Six Cats a Slayin’ by Miranda James

October 27, 2018

I tried to hold off. I really did. But, it’s so hard to wait until after Halloween to read books set at Christmas when they’re showing up in the mail. It was impossible to resist the cover of Miranda James’ latest Cat in the Stacks mystery, Six...

Winners and a “Fall” in a Cozy Giveaway

October 26, 2018

Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. Copies of Die Me a River are going to Jana B. of Tigard, OR, Sue F. from Crosslake, MN and Lisa G. of Pensacola Beach, FL. The copies of Last Call are going to Daniel M. of Weymouth, MA, Jim G. from Prescott, AZ...

What Are You Reading?

October 25, 2018

It’s Thursday! Time to talk books (although I’m always willing to talk books). What are you reading today? By the time this posts on Thursday, I’ll have read about fifty pages in Dean James’ tenth Cat in the Stacks Mystery series. Six Cats A...

David Carlson, Guest Blogger

October 24, 2018

Today, David Carlson is my guest blogger and author. He’s the author of three mysteries featuring Christopher Worthy, a Detroit police detective, and Father Nicholas Fortis, a Greek Orthodox monk. I reviewed his second book in the series, Let the Dead Bury the...