Book Review: A Girl Like Us
Pitched as Succession meets Saltburn, Anna Sophia McLoughlin's A Girl Like Us will appeal to fans of Rachel Hawkins and twisty thrillers featuring wealthy, dysfunctional families.
BOOK REVIEW SUMMIT’S EDGE
Summit’s Edge FBI K-9 Book 9 Sara Driscoll Kensington Pub Nov 26, 2024 Summit’s Edge by Sara Driscoll has a great beginning and end with intense suspenseful scenes. There is a great amount of detail that explains what the characters go through including...
BOOK REVIEW: BLAME THE BEIGNETS
Blame The Beignets Deputy Donut Mystery Book 9 Ginger Bolton Kensington Pub Nov 26th, 2024 Blame the Beignets by Ginger Bolton is a cozy mystery. The author even tries to have donut shapes incorporated into the setting, ending up with a Beignet boulder. A vivid...
BOOK REVIEW: PONY CONFIDENTIAL
Pony Confidential Christina Lynch Berkley Pub Nov 5th, 2024 Pony Confidential by Christina Lynch is a book about a pony who solves a murder. It is a tale of forgiveness, betrayal, and love. “I wrote a mystery told from the point of view of a pony loosely based on...
BOOK REVIEW: LONG TIME GONE
Long Time Gone Hannah Martian October 15, 2024 Crooked Lane Books Long Time Gone by Hannah Martian is her debut novel. It delves with rural American, having the setting influence the story. The idea for the story came about when “during summer 2021 I was working in...
Book Review: our Kind of Game
Navigating among points of view and time shifts is a feat for a seasoned author, but debut Joanna Copeland manages this easily in her thriller, OUR KIND OF GAME (Harper, July 2024). Stella is an attractive, middle-aged woman...