What Are You Reading?

The highlight of my week was Saturday when my sister, Linda, and I attended the Dublin (Ohio) Irish Festival. Neither of us had ever been to it, although it’s been going on for 35 years and attracts over 100,000 each year. We had a great time. I saw an Irish...

The Bookstore Sisters by Alice Hoffman

My notes for Alice Hoffman’s short story, “The Bookstore Sisters”, are almost as long as the story itself. It’s the first of three stories in the Once Upon a Time Bookshop series involving two sisters and the Once Upon a Time Bookshop on...

What Are You Reading?

No real news or weather reports from here this week, so I’m going to dive right into books. Kim Hays recommended Phil Rickman’s Merrily Watkins series the other day, so I picked up the first one, The Wine of Angels. I liked the premise. But, Kim?...

September Treasures in My Closet

I can’t believe how fast this summer is going. I know for some of you it’s already been too long. But, I enjoy summer. There are quite a number of good books in my closet, though, that are September releases. And, I’m sure you have a number of other...

Winning Can Be Murder by Bill Crider

Bill Crider’s ability to combine humor with murder investigations and knowledge of various subjects continues to amaze me. In Winning Can Be Murder, the eighth in the Sheriff Dan Rhodes series, the subject is small-town high school football. As someone who grew...

Haunting License by Carol J. Perry

Carol J. Perry is the author of the Witch City Mysteries, but she’s also written three cozies in the Haunted Haven series set in Florida. After living in Florida for eighteen years, I have a fondness for the quirky mysteries set there. Haunting License, the...