I love a good Christmas anthology, and Ten Lords for the Holidays did not disappoint. This is a bundle of historical novellas, most very light on the spice, but very enjoyable reads. As an avid reader of historical romance, and one who picks up pretty much any Christmas themed anthology from year to year, IContinueContinue reading “Review: Ten Lords for the Holidays an Anthology”
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Review: Stalking Around the Christmas Tree by Jacqueline Frost
Stalking Around the Christmas Tree by Jaqueline Frost, is book 4 in her Christmas Farm Mystery series, but is easily read as a standalone. This was my first book by this author and I found it easy to follow even though I had not read any of the previous books in the series. The storyContinueContinue reading “Review: Stalking Around the Christmas Tree by Jacqueline Frost”
Upcoming Release: The Body in the Back Garden by Mark Waddell
The Body in the Back Garden is Mark Waddell’s debut novel, a cozy mystery set in Crescent Cove, Vancouver Island, Canada, and is the first book his new Crescent Cove Mysteries series. It releases next week so I thought I would repost my original review from earlier in the year. Luke Tremblay arrives in CrescentContinueContinue reading “Upcoming Release: The Body in the Back Garden by Mark Waddell”
Review: Two for the Road by Chantal Guertin
Two for the Road by Chantal Guertin Two For The Road (also known as Gigi, Listening) by Chantal Guertin is a cute romantic comedy which takes place on a bus tour in England. The main character, Gigi, took over her family’s small town bookstore after the sudden tragic death of her parents. Without giving tooContinueContinue reading “Review: Two for the Road by Chantal Guertin”
Review: Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen
Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen was different from most of the books I read. In fact, when it became available on my library holds list, I couldn’t even remember why I had added it. Other Birds is tagged on GoodReads as Magical Realism, and while there are some supernatural occurrences, they do not dominateContinueContinue reading “Review: Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen”
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