Lesa's Book Critiques
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What Are You Reading?
It's Thursday! Time to share what we've been reading this week. I'm just starting the fourth Reverend Mother mystery by Cora Harrison, A Gruesome Discovery. This is a fascinating historical series set in Cork, Ireland in the 1920s. Reverend Mother Aquinas is a...
Sandie’s Corner – Fool’s Moon by Diane A.S. Stuckart
Sandie Herron and I both read Diane A.S. Stuckart's new mystery, the first in a series, Fool's Moon. It's not my type of book because I'm not fond of talking animals. However, Sandie had a much better reaction than I did. So, instead of sharing my review, I'm sharing...
Sandie’s Corner – A Wrench in the Works by Kate Carlisle
You're used to seeing Sandie Herron's name connected with the audio book reviews here under the topic, "Have You Heard?" Today, she has a review of Kate Carlisle's lastest book, A Wrench in the Works. (Thanks, Sandie!) A WRENCH IN THE WORKS Written by Kate...
Terrence McCauley – Author Interview
I know this will sound odd for me, but I recently bought Terrence McCauley's new western, Where the Bullets Fly. I read an article he wrote for Criminal Element, and the book appealed to me. I just haven't read it yet. But, it was one more reason to interview him....
Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents by Pete Souza
Let's start with the definition of "throwing shade" from Merriam-Webster. The dictionary says it's a "subtle, sneering expression of contempt for or disgust with someone - sometimes verbal, and sometimes not." When White House photographer Pete Souza started posting...
Echoes of Evil by Heather Graham
Echoes of Evil winds up the current storyline about the McFadden brothers in Heather Graham's Krewe of Hunter series. Brodie, the youngest brother, is the featured player. There's not much interplay with the FBI this time, but there's no doubt that the youngest...
