Glass Houses by Louise Penny

There are all kinds of stories about heroes, stories that say when others are running away, heroes run toward trouble. That’s the best way I know to summarize Louise Penny’s latest book, Glass Houses, and her lead character, Armand Gamache. Because of...

September Cozy Mysteries from Berkley

No Jinx this month. I’m sorry. He was on the table, and left before I started. Here’s the video, though. And, here are the five books I mentioned. Pudding Up with Murder – Julia Buckley (3rd Undercover Dish Mystery) Winter’s Child –...

Death Shall Come by Simon R. Green

Why do I like Simon R. Green’s books so much when they’re creepy and violent? After reading his latest, Death Shall Come, I believe I have the answer. First, I’m a sucker for a locked room mystery, and all of the Ishmael Jones stories are locked...

Winners and a European Giveaway

Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. Claire Booth’s Another Man’s Ground is going to Kevin T. from Dallas, TX. Margie B. from San Jose, CA won Linda Castillo’s Down a Dark Road. The books will go in the mail today. This week, our...

What Are You Reading?

It’s Thursday! I love to read what you’re all reading for the week. I’m halfway through a book that Jeff’s going to love. It’s a collection, The Usual Santas: A Collection of Soho Crime Christmas Capers. It’s broken into three...

Have You Heard? Juliet Blackwell’s Give Up the Ghost

I may not be a listener of audio books, but I know some readers are. This week, as I’m working on deadline, you’ve had reviews of several audio books. Thank you, Sandie, for this review of Juliet Blackwell’s book. Give Up the Ghost Haunted Home...