I’ve enjoyed the mysteries and the development of many characters in this Ruth Galloway series. I like the main character Ruth. She’s smart and interesting; she’s done really well with Kate even though she has little support from family, friends or Nelson. I would read the series in order to understand many different characters. Cathbad […]
I nearly missed the next release in The Daughter of Sherlock Holmes Mysteries series. I really enjoy all these Sherlock Holmes style investigations and the setting in England. Plus the series is narrated by STEVE WEST. After many years, Jack the Ripper is active again in Whitechapel. A special young women, a talented and beautiful […]
Three sisters, born Irish and raised southern, live their lives against the brutal tapestry of war. Family, divided loyalty, love, and well-being are a high cost they pay. A Scene in Time is an American Civil War era family saga by a new to me author and, nearly new to me team of narrators. This […]
The books in the Wildstone series don’t seem to have much connection as far as characters or even locations, so you don’t really have to read them in order. There is a romance or two in each, with much more of a life fiction feel. Emma had a horrible accident, was in a coma and […]
The Hope Chest is a smidgen outside my normal reading genres. There are no fae or dragons, far off lands or epic quests to undertake but sometimes a story about going home can really just hit the spot. Three cousins spent two weeks each summer at their grandmother’s house. For all three, they were the […]
If fantastical dragon species lived in England during the time of Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice, wouldn’t it be thrilling to see how that would change Regency life and society especially for the vivacious Elizabeth Bennet and the taciturn Fitzwilliam Darcy? I was well-pleased to take up this book by a new to me author […]
Artificial Jelly was a bit of a surprise for me. When the main character was described as Jellyfae I sort of assumed some things that were completely wrong. Like this was a fantasy story set in Faery. It isn’t, that doesn’t mean I didn’t enjoy myself. I definitely did, but I think this falls more […]
I love this series. Love the characters. Love the factions. Love the world building. Amazing! Fascinating! Interesting! Bonds of Justice is book eight in Psy-Changeling series by Nalini Singh. I had a wonderful time reading about Max and Sophia. We don’t see Max expect in Clay and Tally’s book Mine to Possess. It was a suprise to see him […]
I was excited to read Six Weeks to Live with its family drama and mystery. The mother, Jennifer, quickly finds some irregularities in her tests and realizes she may have been poisoned. She spends lots of time figuring out who it might have been and how they might have done it. It was easy to […]
Last year I grabbed The Rage of Dragons, the first book of The Burning series, on a whim. I can’t remember how I found it, but it looked interesting, so I grabbed the audiobook. I fell in love with Tau who was the definition of underdog. When I finished, I automatically looked to see when […]