The Lemonade Year by Amy Willoughby-Burle

March 28, 2018

Sometimes, it’s the voice. Amy Willoughby-Burle’s novel, The Lemonade Year, introduces Nina Griffin, a narrator with a philosopher’s voice, a poet’s voice, the voice of a woman struggling to find her place in the world.  It’s just...

Murder at Half Moon Gate by Andrea Penrose

March 27, 2018

An emphasis on change and the Industrial Revolution doesn’t necessarily mean a book is steampunk. Andrea Penrose’s Murder at Half Moon Gate is an intriguing Regency mystery set in London. But, one element in the book is the patent for a mechanical...

The Uninvited Corpse by Debra Sennefelder

March 26, 2018

Debut author Debra Sennefelder kicks off a cozy mystery series with a story with a well-developed amateur sleuth and a promising cast of supporting characters. The Uninvited Corpse will appeal to readers of Krista Davis’ Domestic Diva series. Hope Early...

Interview with Debra Sennefelder

March 25, 2018

Debra Sennefelder is a debut author. I really enjoyed her first mystery, The Uninvited Corpse, which I review tomorrow. In fact, I liked this cozy mystery so much, I wanted to talk to Debra.It’s my pleasure to introduce you to Debra Sennefelder. ***** Welcome,...

Really Important Stuff My Cat Has Taught Me by Cynthia L. Copeland

March 24, 2018

Sounds like a fluffy book filled with cat photographs, doesn’t it? Actually, Cynthia L. Copeland’s Really Important Stuff My Cat Has Taught Me is filled with as much solid advice as most self-improvement books, and more than some. In addition,...