No Two Persons by Erica Bauermeister

May 08, 2023

Sometimes, it’s hard to describe a book without spoilers. Erica Bauermeister’s latest novel, No Two Persons, is one of those books. She says the title comes from a quote. “No two persons ever read the same book, or saw the same picture”, from...

Kevin’s Corner Annex – Everybody Knows by Jordan Harper

May 06, 2023

Maybe everybody didn’t know, but Kevin Tipple knew I was out of town for most of this last week. So, his timing was perfect when he sent a review to include here. He’s going to discuss Everybody Knows by Jordan Harper. Thank you, Kevin! Mae Pruett lives in...

What ARe You Reading?

May 04, 2023

I’m sorry. I haven’t been around this week. I was in Columbus, Ohio, looking for a place to live since I’m planning to move there in September or October after I retire. Speaking of weather, it was lousy there, low 40s, rain or drizzle, and wind...

The Bride Wore White by Amanda Quick

May 03, 2023

It’s been years since I read one of Amanda Quick’s romantic mysteries, and I hadn’t read any set in Burning Cove, California in the 1930s. If The Bride Wore White is an example, I should have been reading these fast-paced novels all along....

Nonna Maria and the Case of the Stolen Necklace by Lorenzo Carcaterra

May 02, 2023

Nonna Maria is back in the second rich, atmospheric mystery that takes readers to Ischia, a small island in the Bay of Naples. Lorenzo Carcaterra shows a widow, grandmother, and great-grandmother, well-respected by most on Ischia, in Nonna Maria and the Case of the...

June Treasures in My Closet

May 01, 2023

The day I’m writing this is also the day I’m getting ready to drive to Columbus, Ohio for four days, so at some point, I may just have to list the rest of the titles. And, I won’t be online much today, probably just at the end of the day. That...