“Hanging Falls” by Margaret Mizushima is the sixth installment in one of the most captivating K9 series I have ever read. Mattie, Cole, and Robo are back in action and things are getting interesting. Mattie has recently discovered her long lost family and has connected with them. … More “Hanging Falls” by Margaret Mizushima
“The Easter Man” is the third book in Stan Freeman’s John Nolan detective novels. It’s a period piece, first and foremost set in the pre-World War I before America enters the war and the story weaves through the growing nation and industrial revolution. … More “The Easter Man” by Stan Freeman
“Rainy Lake Rendezvous” by Janet Kay is three stories in one. There is the “obsessed ex-husband still smitten by his ex despite his behavior” story. There is the “ex-wife and new husband living on the Canadian border on an island and raising their incredibly bright ten-year-old son who does not look like either of his parents” story. Then there is the “quirky ten-year-old boy living with his family on the island and his unusual fascination with stars” story. … More “Rainy Lake Rendezvous” by Janet Kay
“Trick-or-Doggy Treat” by Diane Wing is a well-written, intense mystery and detective novel. Initially, when I picked it up I thought, based on the cover and the silly title, it would be a modern-day Scooby Doo kind of mystery book. I could not have been more wrong. … More “Trick-or-Doggy Treat: A Chrissy the Shih Tzu Cozy Mystery
ice, and stunning historical details, “Crimson at Cape May” is a narrative that truly has something for everyone. Randy Overbeck writes with a style that is as engaging and entertaining as it is suspenseful and thrilling. … More “Crimson at Cape May” by Randy Overbeck
“Grave Instinct” is the first book in the new K-9 mystery series by award-winning author, Bev Pettersen. … More “Grave Instinct” by Bev Pettersen
“The Secret of Rosalita Flats,” by Tim W. Jackson, is the perfect paradise to sweep you away. Jackson’s novel has all the ingredients you need if you’re looking for great escapism, good plotting, and interesting characters and relationships found in this humorous romantic suspense story. The author writes with a sense of humor that lends itself well to the themes of sand, surf, and tropical sensuality. … More “The Secret of Rosalita Flats” by Tim W. Jackson
“The Hunger Month” drops readers squarely in 1970s as they are introduced to college life at an all-female school, Holbrook College, in small town Missouri. From the anxieties of roommates to carrying a full course load, all of the stereotypical college stressors are present. … More “The Hunger Month” by Jessamine Koch
In “Guilty Knowledge” by Linda Griffin, readers follow Detective Jesse Aaron and his partner Camille. They are trying to solve Rosa Logan’s murder when a strange woman comes in claiming to have information for them… … More “Guilty Knowledge” by Linda Griffin
Reading successfully as a standalone, Con Lehane graces us with another in his 42nd Street Library Mystery series, “Murder Off the Page,” as we follow Raymond Ambler and detective Mike Cosgrove. … More “Murder Off the Page” by Con Lehane
