I’ve never been a reviewer or critic who loved throwing darts at writers. (Although James Patterson and Phillip Margolin ... you are loads of fun to dis!) Generally, I just don’t spend a lot of time on books that don’t in some way resonate with me. T.M. Logan’s The Room in the Attic falls in that gray area, because there is much to relish here, but I felt the end was more of a snack than a full meal.
The Ice Angels Detective Elea Baker Book 1 Caroline Mitchell Diversion Books January 2026 The Ice Angels by Caroline Mitchell has a gripping story that will have readers on the edge of their seats from the many twists. The story has Finnish police detective Elea...
Following the success of his debut book, Tiepollo Blue, British art critic, academic, and author James Cahill brings his vast knowledge of the unique world of art forth in his latest novel, The Violet Hour.
A Crown of Stars Shana Abé Kensington Pub Feb 2026 A Crown of Stars by Shana Abé is a tale of survival, courage, fate and love. Once readers take the journey with the main character, Rita, on the events leading up to the sinking of the Lusitania, and the...
Reckoning Up Black Cat Hallow Matthew F. Jones Regal House Publishing January 2026 Reckoning Up Black Cat Hallow by Matthew F. Jones has Jack Sprinks making a split-second decision that will shatter his life. Spinks stops to help a young woman walking alone down a...
Away To Me Patricia McConnell Maddie McGowan Book 1 Kensington Pub Feb 2026 Away To Me by Patricia McConnell is her debut novel. It is not just a murder mystery but explores the deep connection between humans and their furry dog partners. There are scenes with...
