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ARC Review: I Only Read Murder by Ian Ferguson and Will Ferguson

I Only Read Murder is book one in the Miranda Abbott mystery series by Will Ferguson and Ian Ferguson. Miranda Abbott is an out of work actress with few prospects, who finally returns to her long abandoned husband, hoping to reconcile, only to find out that he wants a divorce. She finds herself investigating theContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: I Only Read Murder by Ian Ferguson and Will Ferguson”

ARC Review: The Guest by B.A.Paris

The Guest by B.A. Paris is a domestic thriller about a couple, Iris and Gabriel, who return home to an unexpected house guest and the trouble starts there. At the same time, there is a fairly new couple to the neighbourhood, and Iris and Gabriel have befriended them, and they also have a house guestContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Guest by B.A.Paris”

ARC Review: The Last Word by Gerri Lewis

The Last Word is a cozy mystery by Gerri Lewis with a rather unique approach, the main character is a writer of obituaries. I found the beginning of this mystery quite interesting, a woman hires Winter to write her obituary, but it must be written within a few days, because the woman is expecting toContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Last Word by Gerri Lewis”

ARC Review: Once Upon a Murder by Samantha Larsen

Once Upon a Murder is the second book in the Lady Librarian Mystery series by Samantha Larsen. I am a huge fan of historical romance, and was excited to check out this mystery that has a touch of romance on the side, unfortunately it fell a little short for me. Set in a small EnglishContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Once Upon a Murder by Samantha Larsen”

Review: Planet of the Head-Breakers by Zeb Haradon

Zeb Haradon’s book, Planet of the Head-Breakers, has been on my reading list for a while, and I finally sat down and gave it a go a few weeks ago. This post-apocalyptic story takes place on earth hundreds of years in the future, where the earth has been run by man made robots, and everyContinueContinue reading “Review: Planet of the Head-Breakers by Zeb Haradon”