I recently started a book challenge list that asked me to read a book with the word “dog” in the title and to my delight when searching the NetGalley list
Claire is a young woman with a dream. A dream to go to college and get a job of her very own. Growing up in Chicago with her older brother
Book Review, Detective Fiction, Mystery, Police Procedural, Serial Killer, Series, Suspense, Thriller
Sherry Moore, a beautiful, blind psychic, has the extraordinary ability to ‘see’ the last eighteen seconds of a murder victim’s life by touching the corpse. She uses her gift to
Edie Swan is a rebel with a cause. She is determined to clear her father’s name in the small town of Redbud, Tennesee where he supposedly committed suicide and resulted
This story has as many twists and turns as Lombard Street in San Francisco. Nick and Amy Dunn were the golden couple; the couple everyone wanted to know, but after
Book Review, Detective Fiction, Mystery, Police Procedural, Psychological, Serial Killer, Series, Thriller
In reading the second installment of the Gretchen Lowell series, I was interested to find out what happened with the unusual relationship of Archie Sheridan (Portland police detective) and Gretchen
This book is just as attention-grabbing and action-packed as the first book, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. At the end of the first book, Lisbeth doesn’t want anything more
I started my book review blog in 2009 and I have read so many outstanding books that I wanted to share them again with my followers. I first posted this
Cameron Vaux is literally losing his mind and he needs to find the “Book of Days” before it is too late. Both his dying father and dying wife refer to
Anna Politkovskaya was a correspondent for the Novaya Gazeta newspaper and was an outspoken critic of the Kremlin and its policies in Chechnya. The definition of a hero in many
Vicki Frost is a fidelity anthropologist which is a fancy name for a private investigator who investigates cheating husbands. She’s very good at her job and has caught many men
This book starts out with a terrifying moment of a woman getting stabbed by a cold blooded mad man named Norris. The suspense continues to build when we see Norris
Shannon takes you into the battle of Los Angeles’ Bayboys, teen age surfers and Mexican immigrants by sending Jack Liffey to find a missing child. What Liffey uncovers is revenge,
Third in the DS Stella Mooney series, this is a refreshing police procedural with fully developed characters, a lot of action and the plot takes some shocking twists that will
In St. Marks, death by murder is punishable by hanging. Little did Stone Barrington know that his long-awaited vacation was going to be interrupted by a legal case from Hell.
Third in the Rosie Winters series, Ms. Haines takes us to the South Pacific during World War II. Rosie and gal pal Jayne have joined the USO and are headed