Tag Archives: suspense

A SPARK OF LIGHT by Jodi Picoult

Posted on October 2, 2018 by

THINK POSITIVE! HUGS! The first time that I have read this author and I found an outstanding story about abortion, pro, and con that was extremely fair. It hit me again and I felt victimized again. A sunny clear fall … Continue reading →

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THE BOOK CLUB MURDERS By Leslie Nagel

Posted on September 27, 2016 by

An exciting mysteries using the old framework of a book club tale. It uses creative and original aspects on this theme. For a first book, the characters are developed and likable. The Agathas is a group of wealthy and elite … Continue reading →

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BritishManor House Murder By Leslie Meier

Posted on September 27, 2016 by

A fun and relaxing read in this visit with Lucy Stone and friends. Sue has been invited by the Earl of Wrexham to bring her hats to his Hat Exhibit. Sue takes Lucy along on the visit to the Earl’s … Continue reading →

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HIGH KNICKS, HOT CHOCOLATE, AND HOMICIDES By Mary McHugh

Posted on September 27, 2016 by

A fun fast moving cozy with a tinge of mystery to it. The Happy Hoofers are in New York City to dance with the Rockettes for the Christmas season. At the first meeting the leading dancer, they learned that it … Continue reading →

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HANDS UP MISS SEETON By Hampton Charles

Posted on September 22, 2016 by

I appreciate the Miss Seeton books very much. I am enjoying reading them again. Whenever Miss Seeton is around lookout as hectic time is bound to happen. It is lovely sunshine day and Miss Seeton is enjoying a leisurely stroll … Continue reading →

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A KILLER’S GUIDE TO GOOD WORKS By Shelley Costco

Posted on September 20, 2016 by

The theft of ancient relic from Monastery in Norfolk, England stretches to New York City and Val Cameron. Val BFF, Adrian is MURDER shortly after returning from a visit to her brother, Dale, a monk in Norfolk. Adrian called Val … Continue reading →

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THE WOLFES WIDOW By Victoria Abbott

Posted on September 20, 2016 by

THE DOORBELL RANG is the name of my favorite Nero Wolfe mystery Tand it is the beginning of this story. The book is based on Rex Stout’s Nero Wolfe books. Jordan uses Archie’s techniques to handle the happenings in her … Continue reading →

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THE SAYERS SWINDLE By Victoria Abbott

Posted on September 20, 2016 by

I like the unusual settings of this series very much. The book’s background is determined by a historical mystery author. The characters are well developed and have become friends. I wanted to know what is happening in their lives. Jordan … Continue reading →

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A CAMPY CHRISTMAS By Karen Musser Nortman

Posted on September 20, 2016 by

A novella, Frannie Shoemaker’s Christmas just disappeared with a call from her daughter telling she won’t be home for the holidays. Frank’s sister and her husband are heading to Texas to see their family. The Shoemakers joined them. Both RVs … Continue reading →

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GONE WITH THE WOOL By Betty Hechtman

Posted on September 20, 2016 by

Purchase for Save Our Cozies, I have read this author’s Crochet and thought it was one I haven’t read. My surprised to find it is the latest book out in a different series. I have always enjoyed books by this … Continue reading →

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