by Chris Chan | Mar 25, 2025 | Features, Home Entertainment, TV
Interactive mystery entertainment has become increasingly popular in recent years. Escape rooms, video games, and other forms of entertainment have legions of fans. Now, mystery devotees looking for something new can log into the streaming site Reveel and...
by Katy Hays | Mar 25, 2025 | Crimespree Cooks, Features
Capri is known for its lemons. Capri is so known for its lemons, in fact, that their presence can occasionally feel comical. Lemons are inescapable: they decorate windows and droop from arbors, they’re used as centerpieces on café tables and illustrations on menus,...
by Elise Cooper | Mar 25, 2025 | Author Interviews, Books, Features
The Last Fashion House in Paris Renee Ryan Love Inspired Dec 24th, 2024 The Last Fashion House in Paris, by Renee Ryan, is a companion novel to both The Widows of Champagne and The Paris Housekeeper. This story is more historical suspense than romance and the...
by Chris Chan | Mar 24, 2025 | Features
This is a French true crime series with an interesting premise. French investigative journalists have taken famous American crimes and written short books about them. Each book is set in a different U.S. state, and each crime affected and reflected...
by Sarah Reida | Mar 17, 2025 | Books, Features, Reviews
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. In this solid debut, sexy reality-star-turned-entrepreneur Maya Miller has...
by Elise Cooper | Mar 17, 2025 | Author Interviews, Books, Features
The Two of Us Lori Foster and Maisey Yates Kensington Pub March 25th, 2025 The Two of Us is a novella anthology by Lori Foster and Maisey Yates. The plot has a focus on rescue dogs and how they brought together two “meant to be” couples. Elise Cooper: Idea for this...
by Sarah Reida | Mar 16, 2025 | Books, Features, Reviews
C.B. Everett’s locked room mystery, The Other People, pays clear homage to the great Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, directly citing to the author (and/or that work) a total of six times. But, as the idiom goes, “often imitated, never...
by Elise Cooper | Mar 14, 2025 | Author Interviews, Books, Features
Blood Moon Book 1 Sandra Brown Grand Central Publishing March 4th, 2025 Blood Moon by Sandra Brown has her usual style. The plot is intense, dark, and raw, intertwined with a love story that includes sexual scenes, where the chemistry between the hero and...
by Elise Cooper | Mar 11, 2025 | Author Interviews, Books
Two Weddings and A Murder A Lady and Lady’s Maid Mystery Book 9 Alyssa Maxwell Kensington Pub Feb 25th, 2025 Two Weddings and A Murder by Alyssa Maxwell is a great historical cozy mystery. Readers will be sad to learn this is the last book in the series. The book...
by Peter Handel | Mar 7, 2025 | Features
One of the most enjoyable — and prevalent — tropes in crime fiction is what one might call, “the Jack Reacher variation,” aka the lone avenger/slayer of scum, if you will. This subgenre crosses with others, including westerns, PI novels. Various crime...
