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Berkley Prime Crime’s January Releases
Usually, Jinx and I would do a video chat to talk about January's releases from Berkley Prime Crime. But, I only have three books from them for January, hardly worth getting the camera and cat out. Instead, I'll give you a brief summary. Jennifer Ashley's Death Below...
Have You Heard? Victoria Laurie’s Better Read Than Dead
This is the post that was supposed to be published yesterday. Unfortunately, it looked fine when I saw the preview. Once it published, the formatting was terrible. I'll try again. Thanks to Sandie Herron for the audiobook review. Better Read Than Dead Series: Abby...
Good morning!
Good morning! Due to technical difficulties when I opened today's blog, I deleted it. Hopefully, tomorrow's will look better. We'll see. Thanks for your patience.
Ireland: A Luminous Beauty by Peter Harbison & Leslie Conron Carola
Ireland has the most beautiful skies, the most beautiful light, that I have ever seen. Peter Harbison and Leslie Conron Carola celebrate Ireland's light, scenery, history and myth in a stunning book of photographs, Ireland: A Luminous Beauty. Harbison, an Irish...
Have You Heard? Charlaine Harris’ Dead to the World
It's a busy time of year, evenings with friends and I'm also on deadline. So, once in a while, it's nice to be able to thank Sandie Herron and use one of her audiobook reviews. This time, it's Charlaine Harris' Dead to the World. DEAD TO THE WORLD Sookie Stackhouse...
Thank you to Bill Crider
It's Friday, and, for "Friday's Forgotten Books", a number of us are telling stories about Bill Crider or reviewing his books. I could do either of those. I actually just met Bill a few years ago at Bouchercon in Raleigh. But, we'd been online "friends" for quite a...
