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Monthly Archives: February 2015
ARCHIE IN THE CROSSHAIRS By Robert Goldsborough
Archie returning home one evening was just opening the door to the brown house when 2 shots rang out near him. He dropped down and shaken he goes inside. The next Nero receives a phone call stating Archie is being … Continue reading
GRAVE SIGHTS By Charlaine Harris
This the 1st in the Harper Connelly series. Harper was struck by lightning when growing up. Since recovering she is able to sense dead people near her. Harper and brother Tolliver travel together locating missing persons for fee. Her Mother … Continue reading
Review of The Unforgivable Fix
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The Unforgivable Fix by T. E. Woods is the third book in A Justice Novel series and it is every bit as good as the other two. This book is a book about changes and moving…
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Review of Slayed On The Slopes
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Slayed On The Slopes is the second book in the Pacific Northwest Mystery series and it is a great read. Meg Reed is covering a story for Northwest Extreme Magazine, where she works. She is covering…
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FLAMENCO, FLAN AND FATALITIES By Mary McHugh
A new author for me and I enjoyed the story of the Happy Hoofers. They are exchanging their dancing for travel expenses. This trip is aboard a luxury train through green Spain. The first night a overbearing talk show host … Continue reading
STIFF PENALTIES By Annelisse Ryan
This a new author and series for me. I was able to read and enjoy it. I found the fIrst person narrative flowed smoothly and it held my attention Newly pregnant Maggie Winston investigating a murder of a math teacher … Continue reading
THANKSGIVING ANGELS By Alice Duncan
This is the first book of Mercy Allcutt series I have read; I enjoyed it fully. Mercy is dismayed to find she must spend Thanksgiving week at her dictatorial parents’ Pasadena home. While there she is horrified to watch a … Continue reading
MIDNIGHT CROSSINGS By Charlaine Harris
Manfred has moved to a small town in Texas in order to set up his online physic business. It is called Midnight and as Manfred meets his neighbors realises that most are living there because they want to be alone. … Continue reading
Review of Puppies In Paradise
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Puppies in Paradise by Kathi Daley is the fifth book in the Tj Jensen Paradise Lake Mysteries series, and as usual, it is a great book. It was great to catch up with Tj and her…
