Murder, She Wrote: A Time for Murder by Jessica Fletcher & Jon Land

Murder, She Wrote: A Time for Murder by “Jessica Fletcher” and Jon Land is the fiftieth book in the popular series, and the first one I’ve read. Although it was entertaining, the climax was so over-the-top and implausible, along with other...

Nothing More Dangerous by Allen Eskens

Allen Eskens’ Nothing More Dangerous currently tops my list of favorites for 2019. For me, it’s this year’s November Road. That means I’m recommending it to everyone who reads crime fiction or coming-of-age novels. Loved William Kent...

Have You Heard? Home of the Braised by Julie Hyzy

Today, it’s time for one of Sandie Herron’s audiobook reviews. This one is in Julie Hyzy’s White House Chef series, Home of the Braised. Thank you, Sandie. Home of the Braised White House Chef Mystery, Book 7            ...

The Little Book of Bob by James Bowen

In the spring of 2007, a ginger street cat named Bob needed the assistance of a London-based busker and addict named James Bowen. And, Bowen needed Bob just as much. Bowen tells how he switched to selling the street newspaper, The Big Issue, and went straight. He...

The October Man by Ben Aaronovitch

Ben Aaronovitch’s urban fantasy series, Rivers of London, is set in England, as the name implies. However, in his novella, The October Man, he introduces a new set of characters, and places them in Germany. I’m hoping that Winter and Sommer from this...

What Are You Reading?

I know we’re a little off schedule today. I hope everyone interested in the contest commented on the blog yesterday for Catriona McPherson’s piece. Today, we’re going to talk about what we’re reading. While I’m actually reading a suspense...