Reviews + Articles
A Call for Kelp by Bree Baker
Bree Baker's Seaside Cafe mysteries have become some of my favorite cozies. As someone who reads for character, I appreciate the amateur sleuth, Everly Swan, and the strong supporting cast, including the almost-obligatory police detective who is interested in...
Hide Away by Jason Pinter
I seldom read thrillers. In fact, I agree with the way the British handle mysteries and thrillers and suspense novels, lumping them together as crime fiction. Jason Pinter's Hide Away fits the crime fiction category. It has elements of all of those types...
Have You Heard? William Kent Krueger’s Purgatory Ridge
It was perfect timing when Sandie Herron emailed me with several reviews. Although I am so close to the end of Jason Pinter's Hide Away, I've been caught up with family and work, and I don't want to rush the review. Take my word for it. It's excellent, and...
What Are You Reading?
At the time I'm writing this, I'm reading Jason Pinter's Hide Away, but it's so good that I'm sure I'll have finished it before you read this post. That means you'll see the review here on Friday. In the meantime, here's just the elevator pitch summary - "a...
Beach Read by Emily Henry
It may be titled Beach Read, but don't pick up Emily Henry's latest novel expecting a light, fluffy romance. It has its moments, but it's a story about a woman grieving the loss of her father, and a man who is still looking for people to trust after a childhood of...
Distractions
I really do want to know how you're doing. Yesterday's post was scheduled way back before the world closed down, when I still thought I'd be in Australia for the first part of May. Abby and I picked May 18 because I didn't expect to be back in the country in time...