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Rerun – Mycroft Holmes by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Anna Waterhouse
I'm rerunning a previous post because I'm in the midst of re-reading Mycroft Holmes for a book discussion on Monday night. If I have to re-read it, why shouldn't you? (smile) So, here's my review, as I ran it some months ago. Together with Anna Waterhouse, Kareem...
Have You Heard?
It's hard to believe I've known Sandie Herron for about eighteen years now. We've never met, but she's been a great supporter of Lesa's Book Critiques. Actually, she's been a great support because I "met" Sandie years before I started the blog. When Sandie and I first...
Winners, Blog, Next Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. Linda K. from Woodstock, MD won Lindsey Davis' The Graveyard of the Hesperides. David M. from Weymouth, MA will receive Steven Saylor's Wrath of the Furies. The books are going out in the mail today. I'll be at...
Letters from Paris by Juliet Blackwell
Juliet Blackwell, author of The Paris Key, takes us back to that city in another atmospheric, intriguing story, Letters from Paris. It's a story of longing, and pain, and loss, wrapped up in art, sculpture, food and wine, in secrets. Claire Broussard has...
Santorini Caesars by Jeffrey Siger
Even if you've never been to Greece (and I haven't), Jeffrey Siger takes you there in his Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis mysteries. It's Greece with all it's beauty, political corruption, conspiracy, and crime. This year, we're off to the islands in Santorini...
Bruce DeSilva, Guest Author
Today is release date for Bruce DeSilva's latest Liam Mulligan crime novel. I'm looking forward to The Dread Line. It's always a pleasure to see what Bruce is writing. Today, he's written a piece for us. Thank you, Bruce. ***** Why the Hero of My Crime Novels Loves...
