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Monthly Archives: December 2016
“The Twilight Wife” by A. J. Banner – Book Review
A diving accident in Deception Pass, and four years of memories are missing. All she has are photographs and the assurances of her devoted husband. But what if her memory loss has a more sinister cause? Kyra and Jacob have a … Continue reading
Series to Savour 4 – Ann Cleeves’ Shetland mysteries
I’m not sure what it is about the remote, isolated, and beautiful Hebrides that attracts so many readers. All I know is that it is THIS SETTING that first attracted me to this series and enticed me to read it. … Continue reading
“Death in profile” by Guy-Fraser Sampson – Book Review
In a police procedural mystery that pays homage to the great Dorothy L. Sayers, “Death in profile” is an excellent portrayal of dogged police work with little of the glitz and glamour of some other novels in the genre. As … Continue reading
Appreciate the season
Every year at this time, I pull out a book that has been in my possession for many years. I read it myself. I share it’s contents with friends. This year I’m sharing it with you! I cannot read this … Continue reading
Fictionophile now has over 1,000 followers!
I was very excited to note that my blog has just passed this coveted milestone. I’m incredibly grateful to the 1,004 Fictionophile followers. Thanks SO much!
20 questions with Eva Lesko Natiello (author of “The Memory Box”) + GIVEAWAY!
Eva Lesko Natiello is a native New Yorker, who, by transplanting to the New Jersey suburbs, conceived her first novel, “The Memory Box“, an award-winning debut thriller. I’m excited to announce that she has graciously consented to an interview on Fictionophile. Also, she … Continue reading
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