A Murder at the Mansion is book 3 of the Novel Detectives Mystery series by Ellie Alexander. If you are a fan of the author’s previous series, A Secret Bookcase Mystery, then you’ll be happy to know that this is a spinoff of the series, in which Annie and Fletcher open a private investigator businessContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: A Murder at the Mansion by Ellie Alexander”
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ARC Review: Cross My Heart, I Hope You Die by Mallory Arnold
I’m beginning to think I’m becoming hard to please, because the premise of Mallory Arnold’s thriller, Cross My Heart, I Hope You Die, sounded good, but unfortunately, like many books I’ve read recently, it fell flat for me. In Cross My Heart, I Hope You Die, three women,Nora, Ruby, and Cham meet by chance, onlyContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Cross My Heart, I Hope You Die by Mallory Arnold”
ARC Review: Twist of Fate by Sally Rigby
Twist of Fate is book 8 in by Sally Rigby’s Detective Sebastian Clifford series about a private investigator, and his business partner, Birdie, who investigate crimes in Leicestershire. In this book, Seb and Birdie, with Seb’s daughter, Keira, assisting, are hired to help the police investigate the thefts of high end art pieces. Although TwistContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Twist of Fate by Sally Rigby”
ARC Review: The Welcome Party by Samantha Vérant
The Welcome Party by Samantha Vérant is a domestic thriller set in a gated community with a busybody HOA president, a cheating psychopath husband, and two women determined to protect themselves from him. The story is told from three points of view. The first is Amanda, whose husband, Scott is a serial cheater. Amanda wantsContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Welcome Party by Samantha Vérant”
ARC Review: The East Wing by Danielle M Wong
The East Wing is a modern gothic style novel by Danielle M Wong, and I was looking forward to this one when I read the description. Unfortunately it fell short of the mark for me. Wren Lee is a young woman living in Boston and dealing with a traumatic experience that she is not ableContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The East Wing by Danielle M Wong”
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