Lesa's Book Critiques
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Winners and A Police Procedural Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the last giveaway. Cheryl S. from Fort Pierre, SD won A Murder for the Books. Suzanne R. of Nashville, TN won The Plot is Murder. Because of our expected ice overnight, I put the books in the mail late on Thursday. I'm a big fan...
What Are You Reading? Margie Bunting’s Favorites of 2017 (Revised)
I'm sorry! I don't know what happened to the previous post. Please check both of them because some readers made wonderful comments. I do know I introduced Margie Bunting, saying we met at Left Coast Crime in Monterey. And, we enjoyed it when Catriona McPherson called...
What Are You Reading? – Margie Bunting’s Favorites of 2017
I don't know what happened here! I'm going to restore this post as quickly as I can. I know people commented, and I'll try to restore the comments as well. Be patient. It all disappeared!
The Perpetual Summer by Adam Walker Phillips
HR executive Chuck Restic is back, fighting for his life, and his work life. Adam Walker Phillips manages to combine amusing stories of Human Resources in the corporate world with the dark world of an amateur sleuth. The Perpetual Summer brings back a few...
Rich Zahradnik, Guest Blogger
Let's talk about Rich Zahradnik's book, Lights Out Summer, before I discuss his guest blog. Lights Out Summer (Camel Press; October 1, 2017)In March 1977, ballistics link murders going back six months to the same Charter Arms Bulldog .44. A serial killer, Son of...
A Reckoning in the Back Country by Terry Shames
I don't know about you, but I'm a big fan of Police Chief Samuel Craddock of Jarrett Creek, Texas. The small town lawman is authentic and believable as he deals with crimes in the small community. In Terry Shames' latest mystery, A Reckoning in the Back Country,...
