Clear your calendar, make sure there is dinner to microwave for the family: Kate Quinn returns to the blog today with her new historic fiction novel. A dual-timeline story with a thread of mystery and some general danger, travel with me to Europe for 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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My first introduction to New Zealand physican and author, Rosy Fenwicke is on the blog today with a twisty woman’s fiction mystery with a surprise. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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The final installment in the serial release from Fern Michaels is available today – and what wrap up to this story of hauntings and tragedies it is…. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
Fern Michaels returns to the blog today with the second part in her 3 part serialized story, part of the Godmothers series. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
Not your average cozy mystery, I have no idea what I was expecting when I started it, but I was amazed. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
A story in three parts. Normally I would pass on a serial, but it’s Fern Michaels and her Godmothers series y’all. HOW could I? It’s been a while since I’ve read (for review) this series, and while I’ve kept up with my semi-monthly treks to the library or bookstore to play catch up on all of her books, this offer was too tempting. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
A bit of a change for me of late, a new contemporary romance series from Peggy Jaeger is on the blog today, the first in the Will Cook for Love introduces us to the setting, the stories and the characters in Read more of this post
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Grab your hats for this perfectly madcap historic romance with mystery, laughter, love and a touch of naughty! Christy Carlyle returns to the blog today with the second in her Romancing the Rules series. Set in Victorian England, these stories deliver on their promises! Please read on for my review and excerpt, check out the tour stops to see what others thought, and don’t forget to enter the tour-wide giveaway where you could win one of TWO print copies of RULES FOR A ROGUE. But first,
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A newcomer to the Thomas DeQuincey stories, the premise of this audiobook was too intriguing to pass up. Narrated by Neil Dickson, let’s take a ride on a steam-powered train in Victorian England in Read more of this post
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