Reviews + Articles
Where I Can See You by Larry D. Sweazy
Larry D. Sweazy's crime novels are dark and gritty, and the heroes aren't always figures everyone would find heroic. Often, they are struggling with their own weaknesses and problems. Hud Matthews has been searching for answers since he was eight years old. After a...
Quiet Paris by Siobhan Wall
When we went to Ireland, we used a travel book that someone had marked in. It was great. They made comments about the places they had been. Quiet Paris, a charming book by Siobhan Wall, has a few handwritten comments by a previous owner. I thought they were...
February Cozy Mysteries from Berkley – Update
This is a short book chat - no Jinx, and only a few mysteries from Berkley. Here are this month's featured titles. Mission Impawsible by Krista Davis - 4th Paws & Claws Mystery War and Peach by Susan Furlong - 3rd Georgia Peach Mystery No Cats...
Thank you – Day 2
I actually was going to post a book review today. And, as of tomorrow, I will be back to books. But, this is far too important to let it pass. My friend, Sally, talked on her blog about how depressed she has been. I have other friends who said the same thing. And,...
Thank you – The Women’s March
I want to thank Kaye Wilkinson Barley, and Erin Mitchell, Gaye Cockrell Kurmas, and Hilary Davidson, and Clea Simon, and all my other friends who are marching today, throughout this country, and some friends, such as Julie Goodson Lawes, who are even marching in...
Give Me an R Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the last giveaway. Nancy S. from Whittier, NC and Wendy A. from Ferndale, WA won the copies of Jane K. Cleland's Glow of Death. Her Last Breath by Linda Castillo is going to Dianna C. of Elk Grove Village, IL. The books will go out...