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Santorini Caesars by Jeffrey Siger
Even if you've never been to Greece (and I haven't), Jeffrey Siger takes you there in his Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis mysteries. It's Greece with all it's beauty, political corruption, conspiracy, and crime. This year, we're off to the islands in Santorini...
Bruce DeSilva, Guest Author
Today is release date for Bruce DeSilva's latest Liam Mulligan crime novel. I'm looking forward to The Dread Line. It's always a pleasure to see what Bruce is writing. Today, he's written a piece for us. Thank you, Bruce. ***** Why the Hero of My Crime Novels Loves...
Cheddar Off Dead by Julia Buckley
Cheddar Off Dead is only the second in Julia Buckley's Undercover Dish mystery series, so you still have time to easily catch up. It follows The Big Chili, and this story is equally delightful. Buckley creates the Christmas atmosphere with music, snow,...
Thoughts on Reading the Bookshop on the Corner
Yesterday, I reviewed Jenny Colgan's The Bookshop on the Corner. (By the way, in England, it's called The Little Shop of Happily Ever After, which I kind of like.) I loved the story, and, most of all, I loved Nina Redmond, the librarian turned bookseller. But,...
The Bookshop on the Corner by Jenny Colgan
I could go two ways with my review of Jenny Colgan's charming novel, The Bookshop on the Corner. So, today, I'll do the book-related review. Tomorrow, I'll comment about the book's impact on me personally. No one cares about that, except me, but I want to say it....
October Treasures in My Closet – Part 2
It's another full day of books scheduled for release in October. Let's get started. I actually do have several nonfiction titles in all those treasures. Ben Macintyre's Rogue Heroes is "The history of the SAS, Britain's secret special forces unit that sabotaged the...