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by MK French
The Figure is a woman dressed head to toe in leopard print Lycra, even over her face, with a white fur coat. She targets corporate bankers and lawyers with hammers, crowbars or acid, carving a bloody swath through Wall Street.
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February 21, 2018
February 20, 2018
Review: The Tuscan Child by Rhys Bowen
by Donna Huber
Rhys Bowen has penned an excellent family mystery that will have you turning the pages as quickly as possible.
Rhys Bowen has penned an excellent family mystery that will have you turning the pages as quickly as possible.
February 19, 2018
Review: The First Kiss of Spring by Emily March
by MK French
The 14th book in Emily March's contemporary romance series Eternity Springs comes out February 27.
The 14th book in Emily March's contemporary romance series Eternity Springs comes out February 27.
February 18, 2018
3 World War II #Books You Need to Read
by Susan Roberts
There are a lot of new books about WWII, a war that ended over 60 years ago. It always amazes me that the new books are rarely a re-telling of the same story but instead, they look at the war from differing perspectives. I have reviews of three new books today and even though all three of them are about the resistance, they take place in different countries - one is set in Italy, one in France and one in Germany. In all three books, the authors did extensive research and give the reader fictionalized accounts of real events and real people. If you enjoy historical fiction about this time in history, give these books a try.
There are a lot of new books about WWII, a war that ended over 60 years ago. It always amazes me that the new books are rarely a re-telling of the same story but instead, they look at the war from differing perspectives. I have reviews of three new books today and even though all three of them are about the resistance, they take place in different countries - one is set in Italy, one in France and one in Germany. In all three books, the authors did extensive research and give the reader fictionalized accounts of real events and real people. If you enjoy historical fiction about this time in history, give these books a try.
February 17, 2018
Review: Best Friends Forever by Margot Hunt @harlequinbooks #tlcbooktours
by Susan Roberts
How well do we know our friends - how about our best friend in the whole world, the one we share everything with - even more than we share with our husband and family. How well do we really know them??
How well do we know our friends - how about our best friend in the whole world, the one we share everything with - even more than we share with our husband and family. How well do we really know them??
February 16, 2018
Review: The Color of Clouds by J. C. Whyte
by MK French
When a cruise ship encounters dark matter in the middle of the ocean, it touches off a cascade of events. Two passengers are sent out of their bodies on a trip with a psychic's spirit guide. Another passenger, getting over a tragedy, is accused of murder. A tsunami is on its way toward the ship. All of these stories weave together over the course of the novel.
When a cruise ship encounters dark matter in the middle of the ocean, it touches off a cascade of events. Two passengers are sent out of their bodies on a trip with a psychic's spirit guide. Another passenger, getting over a tragedy, is accused of murder. A tsunami is on its way toward the ship. All of these stories weave together over the course of the novel.
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