Trouble with Twelfth Grave
After a long time away from books – because adulting takes way too much time – it is time to dive back into the world of Charley Davidson, grim reaper …
December 9, 2017
Category: Books
December 9, 2017
Murder in Little Shendon
This past weekend, between kid sports and Halloween prep and the rest of life, I finally finished Murder in Little Shendon, a delightful mystery, written by A.H. Richardson, that I’ve …
October 30, 2017
Fat Jimmy and the Blind Ballerina
Full disclaimer: I have been sitting on a review for “Fat Jimmy and the Blind Ballerina” for a week. I have debated whether or not to actually post this review; …
October 14, 2017
Butcher Bird
This week I say thank you to Butcher Bird, by Richard Kadrey, for re-releasing this book in 2017, and giving me an excuse to read something new (to me) and …
September 15, 2017
Wicked Leaks
Released last year in e-book format, Wicked Leaks, a thriller by Matt Bendoris, is getting the star treatment and a hardcover launch on September 5th. In my opinion, this star …
September 8, 2017
Life Unbothered
A few weeks ago I stepped out of my typical genres to read a nonfiction biography about Freddy Powers; this week I’ve stepped out again and read Life Unbothered, by Charlie …
September 1, 2017
War for the Oaks
Today I’m talking about War for the Oaks, urban fantasy that mixes Fae and rock-n-roll. Emma Bull originally released this in 1987. No, it isn’t brand new or being re-released …
August 25, 2017
Pigeon-Blood Red
This week it’s back to a genre I love – the gritty noir – with Pigeon-Blood Red, the first of planned trilogy by Ed Duncan. And, as a bonus, I …
August 11, 2017
Roses and Rot
Clever title, clever concept . . . Roses and Rot is the debut novel from Kat Howard. It released in 2016, won all sorts of recognition and praise, and I promptly added …
July 20, 2017