Just For Tonight by Deborah Cooke is book 3 in her contemporary romance series, The Carpe Diem Café. Although it is book 3 it is easily read as a standalone, but be warned, you will want to read the rest of the series afterward. Jake Cavendish is estranged from his family and is called homeContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Just For Tonight by Deborah Cooke”
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ARC Review: The Whitechapel Full Moon Society by Elizabeth DeLozier
The Whitechapel Full Moon Society by Elizabeth DeLozier is a historical mystery set in London during the period when The Jack the Ripper killings were still going on, and they play a significant role in the story. After her father’s death, Caroline sets out for London to find her brother, Charlie. When she arrives atContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Whitechapel Full Moon Society by Elizabeth DeLozier”
ARC Review: For Services Rendered by Will Thomas
For Services Rendered is book 17 in the Barker & Llewelyn mystery series by Will Thomas, but it’s easily read as a standalone novel, even for someone new to the series. Barker and Llewelyn are hired to find a Chinese student who disappeared, and who had been involved in unrest in China. At the sameContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: For Services Rendered by Will Thomas”
Book Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
Yesteryear is the debut novel by podcaster Caro Claire Burke, and it is a decent debut novel, but was a bit disappointing for me. The story follows Natalie, a ‘tradwife’ influencer who finds herself waking up one morning in 1855, and although the house, and surroundings, and the people seem somewhat familiar, there is alsoContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke”
ARC Review: Brimstone Hollow by Archer Sullivan
Brimstone Hollow is book 2 in Archer Sullivan’s Annie Gore series of mystery novels. Although it’s the second book in the series it can be read as a standalone novel. Annie is hired to look into the sudden death of a snake handling preacher in a small town in Eastern Kentucky. She doesn’t expect toContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Brimstone Hollow by Archer Sullivan”
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