Can Ace and John make their relationship work? Cherokee Summer by Susan Antony is an excellent book about falling in love and trying to build a bridge between two families that have nothing in common. Well besides lots of drama things, and the will of two teens. Ace McAllister Ace McAllister is the first point-of-view […]
Lolly and Danielle didn’t kill anyone, right? Magickal Mystery Lore by Sharon Pape is an exciting book. I was mesmerized even, without having read the first three books which isn’t an issue as the main character Kailyn tells you enough information throughout the book that it isn’t relevant to enjoying this book. We follow Kailyn through […]
Now, who killed the wedding planner? Wed, Read & Dead by V.M. Burns is the fourth book in this beautiful series. Ms. Burns has created a fascinating world filled with wonderful characters. It’s a gripping tale, especially the way she intersperses the story with the book that the main character is writing. What I like: […]
Are old Scottish murders being redone? A Dream of Death by Connie Berry is a remarkable book that takes place in Scotland. The scenes are amazing the way that Ms. Berry has written them, so I felt as if I was actually there. What I liked Kate’s sense of family loyalty despite that she didn’t like […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]