I’m a fan of the unusual and perhaps not so politically correct views on the world, real or imagined. And no one does this better than the Brits. Today David Jester is on the blog with a wonderfully twisted and darkly humorous story Read more of this post
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I’d read a steampunk by Nancy Campbell Allen and really enjoyed it, so now it’s time to try her latest: a true historical romance that takes us to the British Colonization of India. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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A new to me author in translation, Igiaba Scego is on the blog today with her latest novel, a story of emigration, assimilation and broken dreams. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Introducing debut author Ann M. Noser with the first in her Witch’s Handbook fantasy, new-adult romance series. Narrated by Caitlin Kelly, please read on for my audiobook review of Read more of this post
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Hannah Tunnicliffe is on the blog today with the US release of her latest novel. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Bailey Cattrell returns to the blog today with the second book in the wonderful Enchanted Garden Mystery series, narrated by Vanessa Daniels. Please read on for my review of the audiobook version of Read more of this post
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“If a man’s character is to be abused, say what you will, there’s nobody like a relative to do the business”, the perfect lead in for the review of my first introduction to Grant Ginder. Please read on for my review of this snarky, sassy and somehow all too relevant title Read more of this post
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The first book in the Enchanted Garden Mystery series by Bailey Cattrell is on the blog today, narrated by Vanessa Daniels. Who doesn’t find the series title evocative of favored books from childhood, and the touch of magic possessed by the heroine as she walks us through perfumed and healing herbs is wonderfully compelling. Please read on for my review of the audio version of Read more of this post
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Sandy Taylor is on the blog today with the third in her Brighton Girls Trilogy, this a story of love and sacrifice in war-time Britain. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Lea Wait returns to the blog today with the fifth book in her Mainely Needlepoint Mystery series set on the coast of Maine and featuring the people of this little town and it’s intrigues, mysteries and people in Read more of this post
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