My Thoughts One part thriller, one part mystery, one part drama, and one part romance gives a whole lot of fantastic reading. Once I actually had time to sit and consume this story, I couldn’t put it down. I definitely had a few “Crawdads” vibes from The Souls of Lost...
Please grab a cup of your favorite beverage and join me as we have a visit with the fabulous Kathleen J. Robison Kathleen J. Robison is an Okinawan-American. Born in Okinawa and raised in California, Florida, Mississippi, and Singapore. Her travels are the...
A refugee heiress and a wounded soldier track around 1923 France to solve a crime. Will they find what they are looking for, and find some things they’re not?
Silencing the Siren I have been waiting for this book for a long time and boy, this debut author did not disappoint one bit. My thoughtsSilencing the Siren was a joy to read. The building romance softens the reader until "WHAM!!" you are hit with this mystery...
My Thoughts Having known the story of Rumplestillskin, I picked up on its underlying theme quickly. It had been a fairytale I’d enjoyed as a little girl. This adaptation of the story was interesting for sure and the author made all the right elements work. But… The...
My Thoughts Ever since I was a little girl, the nutcracker has been one of my favorite Christmas tales. I remember watching Baryshnikov slay mice and fly across the stage as the nutcracker. In fact one year for Halloween she dressed as Clara and carried a little...
My thoughts From the moment I saw the name “Mary Shelly” in the description, I knew I had to read Lost in Darkness. When I first read Frankenstein back in high school, I knew that the poor monster had to be more than just an evil combination of some mad man desperate...
My Thoughts A tale that made me feel various emotions, Murder at the Empire had me flipping through pages, eager to see what’s next. I must admit, in the beginning, I was irritated with all the male power tripping but I know it was all part of the time, and the story....
When a high flying act leads to the heart of The Prohibition era and a man caught in the middle of it. There are no damsels here.
My Thoughts So, I regret to inform readers that it has been a long time since I've read a Chautona Havig book. *Gasp* I know, I know. I have failed. But let me say this, I am glad I snatched up this one and I was reminded why I love her work so much. For starters,...
In a world full of romances, this series gives a little break from it with murder, intrigue, and history.
I knew when I finished The Socialite, I would forever enjoy anything J’nell Ciesielski published. The Ice Swan proved my hunch to be spot on. She is an author worth reading.