BOOK REVIEW: THREE ORDINARY GIRLS
Three Ordinary Girls by Tim Brady portrays fierce fighters in the Netherlands against the Nazi occupation. They were only teenagers, but that helped them to succeed in the resistance movement.
BOOK REVIEW: HUNTING A KILLER
Hunting A Killer (Tactical Crime Division: Traverse City, Book 4) Nicole Helm Harlequin Pub January 26th, 2021 Hunting A Killer by Nicole Helm is the last in the multi-author Tactical Crime Division series. There were four books, each focused on a different...
Review: Silent Bite by David Rosenfelt
All semi-retired defense attorney Andy Carpenter wants is the holiday family cruise he’s on to be over–that and to stay retired. While he gets his first wish when the ship docks, his second is dashed by a phone call from his good friend and partner Willie Miller.
BOOK REVIEW: BURDEN OF PROOF
Burden of Proof by Davis Bunn is a story of second chances. A man held captive by his failure and missed chances learns how to move forward with hope. It is a story where readers will ask, “If I could go back and relive my life, would I do things differently?”...
BOOK REVIEW: THIS SECRET THING
THE SECRET THING by Marybeth Mayhew Whalen is a story about sisterhood, and how a band of women supported each other through harsh times. The author noted, “Years ago, a suburban madam was arrested in my town. Back then I had never heard of such a thing and was...
Review of Muzzled by David Rosenfelt
I hit the jackpot when I picked up David Rosenfelt’s new book Muzzled. The fast-paced page turner has all the ingredients for a perfect entertaining escape: A well-crafted, suspenseful mystery that keeps you guessing, interesting and engaging characters,...
