Book Review: The Lost Archive, Lynn C. Miller Short Story Collection: The Lost Archive, Lynn C. Miller Blog Tour August 21, 2023 I am not sure what I was expecting when I started this book. That really doesn’t matter, though, as The Lost Archive is full of unexpected twists in the lives of […]
Category: Fiction
Fiction: Books to Enjoy & Experience
In this category, Books for Enjoying & Experiencing, you will find fiction in many genres. This section is for readers with eclectic tastes and large to be read piles; you will find books here to talk about with others, perhaps even discover your next book club read, even if your book club is a friend over coffee break or beach read buddy.
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Blog Tour: The Wild Coast, Lin Anderson
Book Review: The Wild Coast, Rhona MacLeod Book 17, Lin Anderson Thriller: The Wild Coast, Rhona MacLeod Book 17, Lin Anderson Blog Tour August 14, 2023 Forensic scientist Rhona MacLeod is on her way home to Glasgow when her trip is interrupted by the discovery of a shallow grave along the coast. A young […]
Book Review: The Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison
Book Review: The Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison Fantasy: The Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison Katherine Addison created a world in The Goblin Emperor inhabited by goblins and elves. In her new novel The Witness for the Dead she returns to that world in a book that is beautiful and moving. […]
Blog Tour: Mirror Image, Gunnar Staalesen
Book Review: Mirror Image, A Varg Veum Novel, Gunnar Staalesen, translated by Don Bartlett Mystery/Thriller: Mirror Image, A Varg Veum Novel, Gunnar Staalesen, translated by Don Bartlett Blog Tour August 9, 2023 Norwegian private investigator Varg Veum is approached by a woman whose sister and brother-in-law are missing. She is reluctant to contact the […]
Book Review: Killing Trail, Margaret Mizushima
Book Review: Killing Trail, A Timber Creek K-9 Mystery, Margaret Mizushima Mystery: Killing Trail, A Timber Creek K-9 Mystery, Margaret Mizushima Mattie Cobb has just returned to her hometown of Timber Creek, where she has served as a deputy sheriff for many years. With her she is bringing the latest recruit to the force, […]
Blog Tour: Sherlock Holmes and the Silver Cord, M.K. Wiseman
Book Review: Sherlock Holmes and the Silver Cord, M.K. Wiseman Mystery: Sherlock Holmes and the Silver Cord, M.K. Wiseman Blog Tour: August 1, 2023 M.K. Wiseman is a Sherlock Holmes fan who has taken her love of the great detective a step further. Writing as though she is an elderly Holmes composing his own […]
Blog Tour: Karakorum, Don McVey
Book Review: Karakorum, Don McVey Science Fiction: Karakorum, Don McVey Blog Tour July 28, 2023 From the description of the book: In this gripping sci-fi adventure, Sorcha, a youngster from the outer-edge, discovers a hidden anomaly within the deadly game of Scratch, setting off a chain of events that will test her abilities […]
Book Review: The Atlas Paradox, Olivie Blake
Book Review: The Atlas Paradox, The Atlas Book 2, Olivie Blake Fantasy: The Atlas Paradox, The Atlas Book 2, Olivie Blake Six magicians, the six most powerful magicians of their age, are invited to study for a year at the prestigious and secretive Alexandrian Society. At the end of that year, if they are […]
Book Review: The Patient, Tim Sullivan
Book Review: The Patient, D.S. Cross Book 3, Tim Sullivan Book Review: The Patient, D.S. Cross Book 3, Tim Sullivan You would think that D.S. George Cross would have enough cases to keep him busy without drumming up a new one. His boss certainly thinks so. The original investigator certainly thinks so. Cross himself […]
Lamb of God, Catherine Fearns
Book Review: Lamb of God, Reprobation Series Book 4, Catherine Fearns Mystery/Thriller: Lamb of God, Reprobation Series Book 4, Catherine Fearns Blog Tour July 24, 2023 The Reprobation Series boldly claims territory on land most authors avoid. We at Scintilla grew up in the church, went to religious colleges and seminaries, even spent over […]