The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week, and showcase books and things we have received. Don’t forget to look at my giveaways on the right sidebar. Sunday, I stayed up late reading and so I didn’t […]
Perfect Vengeance isn’t what I expected. It doesn’t have any K9 characters! It is still based somewhat on Federal law enforcement, the FBI. Gina and her friends are robbing from drug mobsters to pay for domestic violence victims to start new lives. Gina lost her father to this mob family when she was a teen […]
Catch and Kill is the first book in the Neon Meridian, a new series set in the same world as Schaefer’s Harmony Black and Daniel Faust series. A little more on the cyberpunk side of urban fantasy Catch and Kill is set in a world aware of the magic in it. Having witches, demons and […]
I wanted to read Restless Bones so I picked up the previous book and reviewed it last week. The main character and point of view is Shaw Connelly. She is a fingerprint and evidence technician for the police in a relatively small town. She has two boys, married her high school sweetheart after getting pregnant. […]
After he is wounded in a duel for her honor and she is shunned by polite society, a once promising romance is dashed until another country house party gets interrupted by murder. Claudia Gray’s cozy historical mystery series, the Mr. Darcy & Miss Tilney series, set in the world of Jane Austen novels returns with […]
Books about assassins can be interesting especially when they go after bad guys. There are some who know all about their target, the mission and why they need to die. Then there are those who know nothing except who to kill. Nadia has been an assassin most of her life. She also happens to be […]
Prince of Storms concludes the duology series Born to Sea and Storm, featuring a thruple between the God of Love, the Kraken and a newly born Sea Nymph. While this is supposed to be a stand along set of books, I really believe to get the full context and enjoy it, you need to have […]
When Fidelma’s ship is wrecked and she gets washed up on shore at Genua (modern Genoa), her tedious waiting for another ship to get her home is interrupted by a dark adventure in the nearby mountains where war, treasure, and something evil is brewing. Peter Tremayne’s Sister Fidelma series of Ancient Irish Mysteries […]
The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week, and showcase books and things we have received. Don’t forget to look at my giveaways on the right sidebar. Sunday, there’s the usual visiting and emails. It’s hot but […]
The National Park Mystery series continues to improve as it goes along. I still enjoy the park settings, the mysteries, the archeology and the family growth and character development. These last two installments also have timely topics which are very relevant. Chuck and Janelle and the two daughters, Carmelita and Rosie, are much more of […]