Lesa's Book Critiques
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Death on the Move by Bill Crider
I know I have a number of Bill Crider's Sheriff Dan Rhodes mysteries to get through, but this fourth one, Death on the Move, is my favorite so far. And, it's all because of the events at Ballinger's Funeral Home. Sadly, I can't even tell you about the funniest scene,...
Kevin’s Corner Annex – A Nice Place to Die by J. Woollcott
It's time to thank Kevin Tipple for another one of his reviews. I'm finishing one book as I post this, with another one waiting, but neither are ready for review. Thank you, Kevin, for the review of J. Woollcott's A Nice Place to Die. A Nice Place To Die: A DS Ryan...
What Are You Reading?
I finished all the books I was reading for deadline this week, and then I moved on to working on my taxes. So, I don't have much to discuss this week. I hope you can all pick up the slack. I won't be running a contest tomorrow since I don't have any more January or...
Murder in Masquerade by Mary Winters
I'd call Mary Winters' second Lady of Letters mystery, Murder in Masquerade, a historical cozy. Fans of Dianne Freeman's Countess of Harleigh series would probably enjoy enjoy the lighthearted mysteries featuring Amelia, Countess of Amesbury, as she responds to agony...
Murder by Lamplight by Patrice McDonough
I love the discovery of a debut novel. Patrice McDonough's Murder by Lamplight is a fast-paced, fascinating historical mystery set in Victorian England in 1866. It features two protagonists who have been through rough times. Despite their differences, they're able to...
The Last Word by Gerri Lewis
I love the debut of a new mystery series, with new characters and new possibilities. An obituary writer as the amateur sleuth is new, at least for me. I sighed while reading about Winter Snow in Gerri Lewis' The Last Word. However, her Too Stupid To Live moments,...
