A Reluctant Saint by Tricia Fields

August 29, 2022

September is so jammed with good books that I’ve already read that I was forced to move the review of Tricia Fields’ latest Josie Gray mystery to today, and A Reluctant Saint isn’t even released until September 6. But, once I discovered these police...

Chesapeake Crimes: Magic is Murder

August 28, 2022

I enjoy a little paranormal in some of my mysteries, and I enjoy a good collection of mystery stories. Chesapeake Crimes: Magic is Murder, edited by Donna Andrews, Barb Goffman, and Marcia Talley, is perfect for someone with my reading tastes. In fact, I can say that...

Murder in the Cathedral by Cora Harrison

August 27, 2022

Way back when I was in college, a history professor taught that we could discuss any historical event by covering the social, political, cultural, religious, and economic causes. No, a murder mystery doesn’t hinge on those causes. However, I appreciate Cora...

What Are You Reading?

August 25, 2022

It’s been a pretty good week here. I’m teaching the second of two Readers’ Advisory classes at work today, and I love to do that. I’ve watched a coupled webinars as publishers are talking about their winter releases. And, I went to a new...

Nail’s Crossing by Kris Lackey

August 24, 2022

Somewhere buried in Kris Lackey’s first Bill Maytubby and Hannah Bond mystery, Nail’s Crossing, is a plot. That plot is underneath so many chase scenes that I lost count, including one chase scene with Maytubby piloting an airplane. But, I did like...

Sandie’s Corner – Fox Creek by William Kent Krueger

August 23, 2022

William Kent Krueger’s Fox Creek leads library holds throughout the country this week. It’s the nineteenth book in the Cork O’Connor series. Although I read it several months ago for Library Journal, I’m not the expert on this series that...