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Survivors Will Be Shot Again by Bill Crider
It's time for another Sheriff Dan Rhodes mystery from Bill Crider. Survivors Will Be Shot Again is just as amusing as earlier books, with the same quirky characters we've come to expect and appreciate. It's always fun to watch the sheriff puzzle out the answers to...
The Sixth Idea by P.J. Tracy
It was worth waiting four years for the new Monkeewrench novel, The Sixth Idea by P.J. Tracy. Once the first murder occurred, the story snowballed and I couldn't put it down. It just made my top ten list for the year. I can't rave enough about it. Minneapolis...
What Are You Reading?
Sometimes, my social life gets in the way reading. I'm not far into P.J. Tracy's The Sixth Idea. I want to read Bill Crider's new book, Survivors Will Be Shot Again. And, I have a book to read and review by Tuesday. But, I'm enjoying the evenings I've...
Winners and A Wicked Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the copies of P.J. Tracy's The Sixth Idea. Tracey P. from Westerville, OH and Mary S. of Goodyear, AZ won the two copies. This week, I have two copies of Linda Castillo's new Kate Burkholder novel to give away. One is an ARC, one a...
I’ve Got Sand in All the Wrong Places by Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella
Although I read the new collection of columns by mother-and-daughter team Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella, I'm going to make a recommendation based on a friend's viewpoint. She hasn't yet listened to I've Got Sand in All the Wrong Places. But, she's...
No Pity for the Dead by Nancy Herriman
Nancy Herriman's No Comfort for the Lost was one of my favorite books last year. Now, she takes us back to San Francisco in 1867 in No Pity for the Dead. It's another atmospheric mystery that brings the city, its life and politics, to life. Celia Davies knows...