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ARC Review: Death on Dickens Island by Allison Brooke

Death on Dickens Island is the first book in The Books On The Beach Mysteries series by Allison Brooke. Delia Dickens has returned to Dickens Island after 12 years, to help her father bring their store into the 21st century, and to get to know the son she basically abandoned at 3 years old. WhenContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Death on Dickens Island by Allison Brooke”

ARC Review: A Wonderful Christmas Crime by Jacqueline Frost

A Wonderful Christmas Crime by Jacqueline Frost is book 6 in her Christmas Tree Farm Mysteries series. Holly and her friends in Mistletoe Maine are once again drawn into investigating a murder as Christmas approaches when a woman is found dead and one of their close friends is found over her body, and worse theContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Wonderful Christmas Crime by Jacqueline Frost”

ARC Review: Death at the Door by Olivia Blacke

Death at the Door is book 2 in the Ruby and Cordelia Mysteries by Olivia Blacke, but although it’s the second book in the series it’s easily read as a standalone novel. Ruby is a young 20 year old, living away from home for the first time. She has moved into the apartment of Cordelia,ContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Death at the Door by Olivia Blacke”

ARC Review: The Little Black Book Killer by Fiona Walker

The Little Black Book Killer is book 3 in Fiona Walker’s series, The Village Detectives. When two men who are linked through business interests die unexpectedly, Juno, Phoebe, Felix and Mil (otherwise known as the Village Detectives or VD for short), are compelled to investigate as they feel there is something strange going on. ButContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Little Black Book Killer by Fiona Walker”

ARC Review: Murder in Trafalgar Square by Michelle Salter

Murder in Trafalgar Square is book one in Michelle Salter’s new Fairbanks and Flynn Mysteries series, and in my opinion it’s a great introduction to the series. Set in England in the early twentieth century, the book opens in the middle of a riot involving a protest for women’s rights. Coral Fairbanks is a participantContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Murder in Trafalgar Square by Michelle Salter”