Reviews + Articles
Last One Out by Jane Harper
I've read several of Jane Harper's books, and Last One Out is my favorite of the ones I read. It's heartbreaking, as her novels tend to be. It's atmospheric, set in New South Wales, with vivid descriptions of a dying rural community. It's bleak and stark, and moving,...
Books & Bewitchment by Isla Jewell
When I read Paranormal Payback a couple weeks ago, it included a story set in Arcadia Falls by Isla Jewell (Delilah S. Dawson). I enjoyed "A Midsummer Night's Scheming", and didn't even realize at the time that I had Books & Bewitchment at home from the library....
Long Weekend
Sometimes, after I finish a good book (The Monk), I have a hard timely settling into the next book, no matter how good it is. Yesterday was one of those days. Nothing fit my mood, and I didn't have a mystery I really wanted to read. I do have some fantasies, so maybe...
The Monk by Tim Sullivan
I bought all the DS George Cross books that had been published by last year before they were released in the U.S. I see Tim Sullivan has a new one coming out this summer. My edition of the fifth in the series, The Monk, is the older edition, but it's just been...
Kevin’s Corner Annex – The Patient by Tim Sullivan
I had a busy day yesterday, so I'm using one of Kevin Tipple's reviews today. Some of us are deep into reading Tim Sullivan's DS Cross series. Today, Kevin reviews The Patient by Tim Sullivan. Thank you, Kevin. Third in the police procedural series that began with The...
The Last Letters of Sally and Walter by Cammie McGovern
The letters in the title of Cammie McGovern's novel, The Last Letters of Sally and Walter, refer to Scrabble letters, not correspondence. It's a quiet story, with mature characters who are actually mature in age, unlike some novels that refer to seniors as elderly...