Reviews + Articles
Recap – The Lady Most Willing by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, & Connie Brockway
I could have rushed through a short story so I had something to post today. As of this afternoon, I’m off until Dec. 28, so I can actually read for myself. Instead, I decided to go back to a book I loved that is set in December. The Lady Most Willing will not...
Have You Heard? Donna Andrews’ Some Like It Hawk
It’s not easy getting through two historical mysteries for review. They’re slower reads than many of the other mysteries I review. So, I’m happy Sandie Herron could step in while I finish this month’s responsibilities to Library Journal....
Steal Away by V.M. Burns
In referring to the first RJ Franklin mystery by V.M. Burns, Travellin’ Shoes, Kellye Garrett said “Burns flawlessly mixes the best elements of both cozy mystery and police procedural.” She’s right. I’ve read all three books in this...
The Food & Books of Scotland
Many of us talk with Rosemary Kaye every week here on the blog, but I didn’t have a good introduction to post last time she wrote for us. Today, she’s written a fascinating piece about the food and related books of Scotland. So, I wanted to share the...
Have You Heard? – Shirley Rousseau Murphy’s Cat Shout for Joy
Thank you, again, to Sandie Herron, who stepped in this week with a couple of reviews. This one is of an audiobook, so it falls under Have You Heard? Cat Shout for Joy Written by Shirley Rousseau Murphy Narrated by Susan Boyce Series: Joe Grey mystery #19...
What Are You Reading?
It’s Thursday! My favorite day of the week because of you! I love to touch base with you, see how you’re all doing. And, of course, learn what you’re reading. I also want to refer you to my friend Kaye Wilkinson Barley’s Meanderings and...