A Great Reckoning by Louise Penny

I have a great problem with Louise Penny’s A Great Reckoning. I read it twice, and still have no idea how to review it without spoiling the book. And, because I feel as if the book jacket summary is confusing, that doesn’t help. A Great Reckoning is...

The City Baker’s Guide to Country Living by Louise Miller

Is there anything better than a debut novel that’s even better than you expected? Louise Miller’s The City Baker’s Guide to Country Living, looked interesting. But, Miller managed to bring her characters, Vermont, and music to life in this...

Book Chat featuring September Cozies from Berkley Prime Crime

If you want to see Jinx, you’ll have to go to the end. I had to track him down. He was on the table while I wrote the script, and then disappeared when I filmed. Here are the September titles from Berkley Prime Crime. Cheddar Off Dead – Julia Buckley...

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Blah. The cats and I have had a blah week. I could blame Louise Penny and say I just can’t get anything after reading A Great Reckoning. Well, that part’s true about books. I actually read a Christmas book on Wednesday night, but I certainly am not...

Winners and Librarians, Cats, and Murder

Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. Patricia P. from Boynton Beach, FL won Ripped From the Pages. Books of a Feather will go to Robin C. of Ashtabula, OH. The books will go out in the mail today. Why do librarians, cats, and murder go together in the...

What Are You Reading?

It’s that time of week! Time to discover what you’re reading. I’ve just started Mary Robinette Kowal’s novel, Ghost Talkers. It’s about mediums who talk to the ghosts of dead World War I soldiers in order to find out enemy troop...