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Monthly Archives: November 2016
“The Vanishing Year” by Kate Moretti – Book Review
This thriller features one female protagonist, but she is really more than one person. Confusing? I just mean that at various stages of her life she has had very different lives, with different names, but, she is still trying to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Page turners, Psychological thrillers, Suspense
Tagged New York, page-turners, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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Trilogies to Treasure – Part 1 – Denise Mina’s Garnethill
Many readers cannot commit to a lengthy series. They find it too daunting, too time intensive. They will often choose stand-alone novels for these reasons. I am here to introduce you to some prime examples that bridge the gap between … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Tartan noir, Trilogies to treasure
Tagged authors, award winners, Scotland, trilogies
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Series I started that I would love to finish (part 2)
You know how it is. Years ago you read a book you REALLY liked, then the sequel, which you also really liked. Then… years pass and you realize that this author has written another four novels, all featuring the same characters, all … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Dustjackets, Mystery fiction, Series order
Tagged England, mystery fiction, mystery series, police procedurals, recommended reading
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“Gone” by Randy Wayne White
Hannah Smith is thirty-one years old. A tall, strong, buxom woman with a long family history in her part of the world – The Gulf Coast of Florida. Her mother has had a stroke, so Hannah regularly spends time with her, even … Continue reading
Posted in 1st in series, Book Reviews, Fiction, Page turners, Suspense
Tagged characters, Florida, recommended reading, Setting, thrillers, Whodunit Book Club
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“The memory box” by Eva Lesko Natiello – Book Review
Have you ever Googled your own name? Come on, confess, of course you have. What if you found out things that you don’t remember? Things that will completely change your life and how you view the people in it? This … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Page turners, Psychological thrillers, Suspense
Tagged debut novels, page-turners, thrillers
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Series to savour 3 – L. R. Wright’s Karl Alberg mysteries
The late Laurlai Rose Wright was a talented novelist who passed away much to soon. She was one of the first Canadian novelists to become renown within the mystery genre. She was called “Canada’s Queen of Crime Fiction” by Chatelaine magazine … Continue reading
Cover Love; part 13 – Seeing double (or even septuple)
What makes a reader choose one book over countless others? Depite the age old advice to never judge a book by it’s cover, many of us continue to do so. Dustjackets catch the eye, then they entice us to enter a different … Continue reading
“The fear at Rockbridge Hall” by Tim Heath
At a tender age I read Charlotte Brontë’s classic “Jane Eyre“. Ever since, I’ve been a sucker for novels that feature English governesses – which is why I chose to read this novella. The story is set at the magnificent … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Historical fiction, Novellas, Suspense
Tagged England, gothic fiction, Setting, stand-alone novels
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“Miller’s Valley” by Anna Quindlen – Book Review
Sometimes a novel comes along that you just know will resonate with you for years. “Miller’s Valley” is just such a novel. A story with characters, descriptions, and emotions, so REAL that after reading it you feel as though you … Continue reading
Authors I can’t wait to try
Bookworm that I am, books are like candy to me. The anticipation of reading is almost as good as the reading itself. I read a lot of book blogs. Friends, and my fellow bloggers, have introduced me to some authors … Continue reading
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