Lesa's Book Critiques
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What Are You Reading? – Part 2
As promised, I'm going to use Thursday and Friday to post lists of favorites from those who regularly comment on Thursday's What Are You Reading? post. If you're looking for this week's contest, check the previous post. I'll still host the giveaways on Fridays. Today,...
Giveaway – Mysteries about Books
What better way to kick off 2018 than to give away two mysteries about books? They also kick off new series, so you can enter the giveaways, hoping to discover a new series you like. A Murder for the Books by Victoria Gilbert is "A Blue Ride Library Mystery"....
What Are You Reading?
It's Thursday! And, I do want to know what you're reading. But, I also promised to share some of the Favorites Lists from some of Thursday's regular commentators. So, every Thursday and Friday for the coming weeks, I'll be sharing their lists and comments. I'll still...
The Long Arm of the Law: edited by Martin Edwards
I always learn something when I read the British Crime Classics edited by Martin Edwards. Edwards never disappoints. The choice of stories is always interesting, and his introductions are lessons in the history of crime writing. As a fan of police procedurals, I...
An Aegean April by Jeffrey Siger
I learned more about the refugee and political crisis in Europe from Jeffrey Siger's latest Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis mystery than I did from all the news I read or watch. At the same time,An Aegean April was a compelling story with a wonderful twist at the end....
February Treasures in My Closet
Welcome to January 1, 2018, the day we talk about February's forthcoming books. It's the perfect way to welcome in a new year, looking forward to exciting new books. Do you want to see what February has to offer? 19 Souls is the first in J.D. Allen's new Sin City...
