Lesa's Book Critiques
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The Plot is Murder by V.M. Burns
I'm reading the second is V.M. Burns' Mystery Bookshop series, Read Herring Hunt. The third book is out, and I realized I never even posted my review of the first book. I was impressed with The Plot is Murder. Mystery readers, like me, who want to read a series...
A Deadly Turn by Claire Booth
The third Sheriff Hank Worth mystery has one of the most heartbreaking openings I've ever read. Once I read the first chapter of A Deadly Turn by Claire Booth, I was hooked. I love police procedurals. When the police are as invested in the case as Hank is in this...
A Justified Murder by Jude Deveraux
If you enjoyed the characters and their playful relationship in Jude Deveraux's first Medlar mystery, A Willing Murder, then you may want to pick up A Justified Murder. The "Medlar trio" is in fine form in this second book. It's the cleaning woman who calls Sheriff...
Felicity Carrol and the Perilous Pursuit by Patricia Marcantonio
I wish you had all read Patricia Marcantonio's historical mystery, Felicity Carrol and the Perilous Pursuit. I want to talk about it with someone who finished it! Although it's set in Victorian England, at the time of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, Felicity reminds...
Cleveland Public Library Celebrates 150 Years
I don't have a blog about books today. Instead, I'm going to share a link to Cleveland Public Library's page. They're kicking off 150 years of serving the community. I've always thought Ohio's big C's, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Columbus and Cincinnati, were...
Winners and a Cozy Britain Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. Carl S. from Lukeville, AZ won Below the Tree Line. Fiona W. of Auburn, WA will receive The Secluded Village Murders. The books will go out today. This week, I'm giving away mysteries set in Great Britain....
