A Sharp And Interesting Murder Mystery | “Last Seen Alive” by Carolyn Arnold (2022) Book Review

Thanks to Netgalley, the publisher and the author for this Advanced Reviewer Copy; all opinions expressed in the review are my own. Detective Amanda Steele is at it again in this new installment of the "Detective Amanda Steele" series by Carolyn Arnold. I remember being impressed with Arnold's writing when I read "Her Frozen Cry,"... Continue Reading →

A Well-Written Police Procedural That Is Thrilling And Extremely Engaging | “What She Found” by Robert Dugoni (2022) Book Review

I have read quite a number of police investigation books by now and almost all of them have been thrilling, chilling, racy, atmospheric or a combination of any of those elements. However, very rarely have I come across a police investigation story which stays very close to the long, drawn-out, tedious and sometimes mundane process... Continue Reading →

A Compelling Story Of Faith And Human Relations In WWII And The Present Day | “I’ll Be Seeing You” by Robin Lee Hatcher (2022) Book Review

Thanks to Netgalley, the publisher and the author for providing an Advanced Reader Copy. The opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. "I'll Be Seeing You" by Robin Lee Hatcher is a story which follows two timeliness simultaneously, the 1940s and current period, with two women's lives -- Daisy in the 1940s and... Continue Reading →

A Wonderfully-Written Love Story Of Two Unique And Likable Individuals | “A Matter of Temptation” by Stacy Reid (2022) Book Review

Thanks to Netgalley, the publisher and the author for providing an Advanced Reader Copy. The opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. Historical romance has been one of my most favorite genres to read ever since I read "Almost Heaven " by Judith McNaught. After that spectacular introduction to this genre,  I have... Continue Reading →

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