Book Review: Wild Court, Matthew Samuels Urban Fantasy: Wild Court, Matthew Samuels Ben and Matt have been best friends their entire lives. Now in their 20s, they are living in London and still hanging out together as often as they can. Ben is an assistant librarian, having followed his love of books into a […]
Book Review: Arvia: Wings of the Wild, Tales of Arvia Book 4, D. H. Willison Fantasy: Arvia: Wings of the Wild, Tales of Arvia Book 4, D. H. Willison When I was a teenager, I began reading the Xanth novels by Piers Anthony. Set in the fantasy world of Xanth (which not coincidentally looked a lot like Florida), […]
Book Review: Pass The Cyanide, Karmen Špiljak Mystery: Pass The Cyanide, Karmen Špiljak Blog Tour November 20, 2023 I’ll have to admit, this book scared me a little bit. As I read it, we were preparing for Thanksgiving in the United States. Recipes for dishes, both new and traditional, were in every magazine, on […]
Book Review: The Starter Villain, John Scalzi Science Fiction: The Starter Villain, John Scalzi John Scalzi’s serious novels are full of lighthearted moments. This book is more lighthearted, but has its serious moments. For this reader, either combination is good when the recipe is mixed by this author. Charlie Fitzer has had a […]
Book Review: Death in Paradise Park, DS Knight Book 2, Ross Greenwood Mystery: Death in Paradise Park, DS Knight Book 2, Ross Greenwood Ah, the joys of being in a Ross Greenwood first chapter. The beautiful setting, a parking lot overlooking a beautiful view. The smell and taste of fresh fish and chips. The exploration of […]
Book Review: His Favourite Graves, Paul Cleave Thriller/Mystery: His Favourite Graves, Paul Cleave Note: UK spelling of title used in review There is one thing that truly stands out to me about this book. Nobody is what they seem to be. Well, some of the minor characters might.. The rest, well, you’ll just have […]
Book Review: White as Snow, An Áróra Investigation Book 3, Lilja Sigurðardóttir, translated by Quentin Bates Mystery: White as Snow, An Áróra Investigation Book 3, Lilja Sigurðardóttir, translated by Quentin Bates There is something appropriate about reading this book on a cold October day near Halloween. No snow here, yet, but the forecast is warning of […]
