Lesa's Book Critiques
Sharing Books and Authors, with an Emphasis on MysteriesRecent Posts
What Are You Reading?
Pandemic. Fires and smoke, floods, hurricanes and tornadoes. Wyoming had snow. Pestilence is next. I'm more concerned with all of you. I know some of you are dealing with the fires and smoke. How is everyone? This week, I'm available to catch up with all of you. I'm...
Breakfast, and Food Memories
Yesterday, Rosemary mentioned I could even post pictures of breakfast. Ta-da! This was breakfast last Friday when I was home visiting my mother. My sisters were there, too, so Mom made Swedish rosettes. I understand there's a device for them that looks like a rose,...
A Library Book Chat
I was home to visit my mother and sisters last week. I should know better than to take books. I read a chapter and a half. That's it. I spent all the time enjoying the time with family instead. So, I don't have books to review this week. What I did have when I went...
Sandie Herron Reviews: Charles Todd’s A Fearsome Doubt
My family and the drive back to Indiana wore me out. I slept away part of Sunday. But, I'll see what I can put together for tomorrow to share my trip home to Ohio. In the meantime, as always, I'm grateful for Sandie Herron's reviews. Here's her review of Charles...
The Killings at Kingfisher Hall by Sophie Hannah
I love the cover of Sophie Hannah's fourth Hercule Poirot mystery, The Killings at Kingfisher Hall. However, I'm not the target audience. I found it tedious to spend the first five chapters of the book traveling with Poirot on a bus from London to Surrey. In February,...
A Library of Congress Crime Classic Giveaway
This week I'm giving away two copies of one title. Case Pending was Dell Shannon's first Detective Luis Mendoza mystery. It was first published in 1960, and has been republished by Sourcebooks/Poisoned Pen Press as part of the Library of Congress Crime Classic series....
