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ARC Review: Spellbound by Murder by Stacie Ramey

Spellbound by Murder is the first book in Stacie Ramey’s A Mystic Hollow Bookshop Mystery series, and it was an entertaining start to the series. Veronica and her teenaged daughter Phoebe move from Florida to Mystic Hollow, Maine, after Veronica’s grandmother calls her and tells her that she needs help with her bookshop. As soonContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Spellbound by Murder by Stacie Ramey”

ARC Review: Murder Will Out by Jennifer K. Breedlove

Murder Will Out by Jennifer K. Breedlove is an interesting mix of light gothic horror, and paranormal mystery. The story is told mostly from the point of view of Willow, a young woman who used to spend her summers in Little North with a woman, Susan, with whom her parents apparently had some sort ofContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Murder Will Out by Jennifer K. Breedlove”

ARC Review: The Fourth Princess by Janie Chang

The Fourth Princess by Janie Chang is a Gothic style, historical fiction novel that takes place in China in the early 1900s. Lisan Liu is an orphan, raised in Shanghai as the ward of a rich man, she longs to find a place for herself, and finds a job as a secretary to an AmericanContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Fourth Princess by Janie Chang”

ARC Review: The Bone Queen by Will Shindler

The Bone Queen by Will Shindler is a horror-thriller that takes place on the island of Athelsea, off the coast of Cornwall. Jenna arrives with her sister in tow, to search for Jenna’s 16 year old daughter, Chloe. The Bone Queen is told in third person from multiple points of view, and from multiple timelines.ContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Bone Queen by Will Shindler”

ARC Review: Into the Midnight Wood by Alexandra McCollum

What can I say about Into the Midnight Wood except that I LOVED this book. I’m not exaggerating to say it’s one of my favourite reads of 2025, and I’ll be looking to add a hard copy to my bookshelf. The story is told from the point of view of David Carew, a somewhat serious,ContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Into the Midnight Wood by Alexandra McCollum”