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ARC Review: I Am the Monster Under the Bed by Emily Zinnikas

I Am the Monster Under the Bed by Emily Zinnikas is a mix of thriller and light horror, that feels somewhat like the writing of Simone St. James. Willa returns to her hometown around the 15th anniversary of the deaths of six of her friends, for which some people still blame her. She isn’t thereContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: I Am the Monster Under the Bed by Emily Zinnikas”

ARC Review: A Deadly Entanglement by Cathy Pegau

A Deadly Entanglement is book 2 in Cathy Pegau’s historical mystery series, Harriman & Mancini. Set in New York early in the 20th century, Margot Harriman has teamed up with another woman, Rett Mancini, to open an investigation agency. Margot is a widow, and president of a food company, and very much a part ofContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Deadly Entanglement by Cathy Pegau”

ARC Review: A Body in the B&B by Katie Marsh

A Body in the B&B is book 1 in Katie Marsh’s new cozy mystery series, The Christie Sisters Mysteries. Jennifer and Lizzie were raised by their aunt in the small town of Lupton Water after the sudden death of their parents. When their aunt dies, the sisters return to town to find they along withContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Body in the B&B by Katie Marsh”

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”