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The Case of the Killer Divorce by Barbara Venkataraman

I found this author on January 1st 2022 and was enthralled by her first novel. I loved the atmosphere that she writes and her characters. The second book has been…

Death by Didgeridoo by Barbara Venkataraman

Attorney Jamie Quinn is on a six-month hiatus from practicing law to deal with her beloved mother's death. Rarely leaving the house, she shares most of her days with her…

Best of the Best 2021

It is great to be reading and this year I have had a phenomenal year with reading and also with my own writing. While the writing didn't go as planned…

Don’t Look Back by DK Hood

Have you ever felt that you wanted to see the origins of a character? To see the psychology behind why the person behaves as they do? This is the perfect…

Sweet Vigilante by Jim Ody

31 Oct 202131 Oct 2021

One thing that always makes a book great is the opening of the book. I have to have strong imagery to really start the book as it allows the feeling…

The Other Woman by Patricia Dixon

This is romantic suspense so not really my normal style however the writing style of Patricia Dixon does seem to work well with the style. Rowan just drove me nuts…

The Midnight Man by Caroline Mitchell

A very spooky start to the book which of course just gave me chills. I love the way the story is set up as it does make you think if…

Marnie Riches republication day

This gives me the greatest excitement as I love this series and for a long time we couldn't get this in Canada. Now look the day is finally here and…

Damaged by Dan Scottow

When I first read the first chapter I was out off with the overly descriptive narrative. I was shocked but I carried on thinking that you know most things that…

The Bookbinder’s Daughter by Jessica Thorne

25 Sep 202125 Sep 2021

Amazon: https://geni.us/B09BCSKJ46social Apple: http://ow.ly/iciE50FG1VL Kobo: http://ow.ly/47Kp50FG1Uc Google: http://ow.ly/UqkO50FG2jS About the Book: The song surrounded her now, the murmuring of the library insistent, and her foot took the first step on the winding stairs. She knew it wasn’t entirely a dream. It was the library calling her, its…