Category: Reviews

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 …

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; …

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 …

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 …

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 …

I have no rationale for why I read this book this week. It sounded good. It went on sale. I knew I usually like what this author does, so I …

Late 1880s New York City? Witchcraft? Overzealous religious people? Magic? All good things in my book, definitely all good when all combined. And that’s what we get in Ami McKay’s The …