Reviews + Articles
The Van Apfel Girls Are Gone by Felicty McLean
Who is responsible when three sisters go missing? It's a question that lingers in the debut novel The Van Apfel Girls Are Gone by Felicity McLean. Even at the end of the story, it still haunts Tikka Malloy. 1992 is the summer of a loss of innocence in Australia. The...
Keep Going by Austin Kleon
Although Austin Kleon is a writer who draws, according to Wikipedia, he started his career at a library in Cleveland, Ohio. Just a point of interest because I'm always picking up on authors with Ohio connections. His latest book is Keep Going: 10 Ways to Stay...
Winners and A Female Sleuths Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. All three copies of Katherine Hall Page's The Body in the Wake are heading south. Winners are Anna M. from Atlanta, GA, Lisa G. of Pensacola Beach, FL, and Kristina A. from Dunedin, FL. The books are going out in the...
What Are You Reading?
It's Thursday! I feel as if I'm still catching my breath after New York City, and then the trip to Ohio for a family wedding. It's always fun to spend time with family. Of course, that means I didn't get any reading done other than books I'm reading on deadline. Of...
Have You Heard? Alice Kimberly’s The Ghost and Mrs. McClure
Sandie Herron is reviewing one of my long-time favorite series, Alice Kimberly's Haunted Bookshop Mysteries. The Ghost and Mrs. McClure is the first in the series. Today, Sandie reviews the audiobook. The Ghost and Mrs. McClure ...
Dusk along the Niobrara by John D. Nesbitt
I had never heard the term "frontier mystery" until I read John D. Nesbitt's Dusk along the Niobrara. It makes sense, though, for all those mysteries that fit the western trope of a stranger rides into town, cleans it up, and leaves again. In fact, when I was...