Paradise, Murder, Secrets, and Trouble Trouble in Paradise by Rebecca Barrett is a fun mystery. I loved the setting, the characters and learning a bit about the Hemingway Cats. Trouble is staying with Ginger at the Paradise B&B in Key West while Tammy Lynn takes a cruise. Ginger Likes Lovely disposition, very friendly Energetic Great […]
Spring has sprung in Crystal Cove, California Sifting Through the Clues by Daryl Wood Gerber is the eighth book in this fantastic series that I wish I found earlier. The whole cast of characters was excellent, and I liked every minute of reading about their lives. Ms. Gerber has a great series on her hands. […]
Is Campbell’s death murder? If so why was he killed? Connect the Dots by Barbara Barrett reminds me of Murder, She Wrote. The four ladies from the first two books are back for another murder. Micki reminds me of Jessica Fletcher regarding finding the evidence and being a writer. What I liked The four main ladies are […]
Bottled with Love Network: Hallmark Directed by: David Weaver Written by: Kelly Bowe CAST: Bethany Joy Lenz (Abbey) Andrew Walker (Nick) Katherine Elizabeth Isaac (Sophie) Bethany Brown (Elaine) Frances Flanagan (Aunt Frances) Everick Golding (George Wilmore) Barclay […]
Morning Show Mysteries: A Murder in Mind Network: Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Series Number: 3 Director: Kevin Fair Teleplay by: Amber Benson Cast: Holly Robinson […]
Russian against Russian Murder at the Marina by Janet Finsliver is an excellent book and apart of a series that I wouldn’t mind reading from the beginning. Kelly is a fantastic character, and the story was great. Kelly Kelly is our main character, the point-of-view narrator, and sleuth extraordinaire with her trustee Silver Sentientils group to […]
Not everything should be forgotten. Narcosis Room by Louise Cypress is a well-written novel. It was so tremendous that I devoured it in a day. This book has multiple points of views, unlike the other three books that I have read of hers. Ellie The first main character that we meet in this book is […]
Can Bohan defeat Jerado? The King Who Disappeared by Hank Quense is an entertaining fantasy novel that is set in the 1300s and then the 1500s later. Not only is this novel funny but it has a unique set of characters. Those characters and the storyline are what kept me going. What I like: The […]