A Lady of Refinement by Linda Weaver Clarke is of two people falling in love that never thought they could be together. Will Serenity give Jonathan a chance? Serenity Serenity is a lady who knows what she wants. She is an educated young woman who loves to read. Serenity has in her head the image […]
Murder Backstage Series: Joseph Haydn Mystery #4 Author: Nupur Tustin Genre: Cozy Historical Mystery Release Date: July 6, 2022, by Foiled Plot Press Pages: 348 Summary: When murder propels him backstage, Haydn is forced to confront a deadly killer. . . When the Burgtheater’s impresario unexpectedly meets his maker, Joseph Haydn is relieved to learn no one expects […]
When She Dreams by Amanda Quick is gripping and had me spellbound from the first page. Will Maggie and Sam figure out who the blackmailer and killer are before it is too late? Maggie Long Maggie is a writer, but to save her employer’s reputation, she enlists the assistance of a private investigator and becomes […]
Crown City by John A. Heldt is a rollercoaster of emotion as we lean to the ending of a great series. Will the Lanes stop a madman and find a good time to live in? The Lanes The Lanes are a family that just keeps on growing in every book that we meet them in. […]
The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After by Julia Quinn is filled with lovely stories of the Bridgerton families. Violet is a complete class act. This book is a collection of the second epilogues from the first eight books. I read those with the main stories. So, I am focusing on Violet’s story. Violet Ledger Bridgerton Violet […]
Deadly Broadcast Series: Deadly Series #8 Author: Kate Parker Genre: Historical Cozy Mystery (A World War II Mystery) Pages: 320 Release Date: March 8, 2022, by JDP Press Summary: The phony war has dragged out past Christmas into a dark and dreary New Year, 1940. In the blackout, someone murdered BBC engineer Frank Kennedy, making […]
People of the Sun by Ben Gartner will blow your mind away on what is happening. Mr. Gartner has made me a lifelong reader of his, even if it’s only middle-grade books he writes. They are so good. Will John and Sarah be tempted to change history? John and Sarah John and Sarah find out […]
The World Played Chess by Robert Dugoni is a fantastic book about growing up and the effect we have on each other’s lives. It’s also about Vietnam and PTSD… so if you’re the sort of person that finds reading about war and death unpleasant, this book is not for you. I grew up with a […]