ARC Review: All My Bones by P.J. Nelson

All My Bones is book 2 in the Old Juniper Bookstore series by P.J. Nelson. All My Bones takes us back to Enigma, Georgia where Madeline Brimley and has returned after inheriting a bookshop from her aunt.  Madeline decides that the front of the house which serves as both the bookshop and her home couldContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: All My Bones by P.J. Nelson”

ARC Review: Murder at the Scottish Games by Traci Hall

Murder at the Scottish Games is book 7 in Traci Hall’s A Scottish Shire Mystery cozy mystery series. This is my first book in the series, and I found the town of Nairn, and the people living there interesting I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. DespiteContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Murder at the Scottish Games by Traci Hall”

ARC Review: Gull & Bones by Sally Goldenbaum

Gull and Bones is book 8 in the Seaside Knitters Society series by Salley Goldenbaum. Even though this is book 8, I feel that it could be read as a standalone novel, although the number of characters may be overwhelming for a reader who is new to the series. I don’t know if it’s becauseContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Gull & Bones by Sally Goldenbaum”

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”