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- “One Step Too Far” by Lisa Gardner – Book Review
- Throwback Thursday – “The Song of Hartgrove Hall” by Natasha Solomons
- “The Last House On The Street” by Diane Chamberlain – Book Review
- Teaser Tuesday – January 11, 2022 #NewBook #TeaserTuesday @CenturyBooksUK #OneStepTooFar @LisaGardnerBks
- Miserly Monday (#Kindledeals Ebook bargains) January 10, 2022
- “The Life She Wants” by Mel Sherratt – Book Review
- “The Girl Upstairs” by Georgina Lees – Book Review
- Throwback Thursday – “Her Dark Retreat” by J.A. Baker
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Category Archives: Canadian fiction
“Someone We Know” by Shari Lapena – Book Review
This is my third time reading the work of Shari Lapena and she never disappoints. This time around we read of a suburban neighborhood in New York’s Hudson Valley. Olivia Sharpe is married to Paul and the mother of sixteen … Continue reading
“The Winter Sea” by Susanna Kearsley – Book Review
Present Day – Canadian novelist Carrie McClelland travels to Aberdeenshire Scotland to write her latest novel which is set in the historic Slains Castle. Once there, she finds that the book is almost writing itself as she seems to be … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Canadian fiction, Favorite books, Historical fiction, NetGalley
Tagged dual time lines, recommended reading, Scotland
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“The Dogs of Winter” by Ann Lambert – Book Review
Roméo Leduc – is a Detective Chief Inspector working for the Sûreté du Québec, who works out of an office in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec. Roméo is a workaholic and has little to no personal life. He loves to read, and is a … Continue reading
“The Birds That Stay” by Ann Lambert – Book Review
Anna Newman, a woman in her eighties is found dead outside her home in rural Quebec. An accomplished artist, the woman has lived almost like a recluse. The police department don’t seem overly interested in finding out about her death, … Continue reading
“Girl Last Seen” by Nina Laurin – Book Review
“Everyone has scars. Even if they’re not on the outside.” Our protagonist is Ella Santos – though now she goes by the name of Laine Moreno. When she was just ten years old she was abducted and held hostage for … Continue reading
“A Cold White Fear” by R.J. Harlick – Book Review
When Meg hears someone at her door during a blizzard, she is at first hesitant to let them in. She is miles from her nearest neighbour and has only a twelve-year old boy and a small puppy with her. However, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Canadian fiction, Mystery fiction, NetGalley, Suspense
Tagged Canada, crime fiction, hostage situations
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“Jar of Hearts” by Jennifer Hillier – Book Review
“This is the story of three best friends: one who was murdered, one who went to prison, and one who’s been searching for the truth all these years…” I’ve been meaning to read this novel for a while and thought … Continue reading
“Still Water” by Amy Stuart – Book Review
Two years ago I read and enjoyed a novel called “Still Mine” (see my review) so I was pleased to be able to read the sequel, “Still Water“. If anything, I enjoyed it even more than the first novel – … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Canadian fiction, NetGalley, Psychological thrillers
Tagged recommended reading, thrillers
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Throwback Thursday (an old favorite recommended)
Renee at It’s Book Talk began this meme as a way to share old favorites. I haven’t posted for the last two Thursdays, so I hope that you will appreciate my pick for this week. I’ve chosen “Walt” by Russell Wangersky for my Throwback Thursday … Continue reading
“Malagash” by Joey Comeau – Book Review
As soon as I saw this title offered on NetGalley, I just knew I had to read it. The place name alone cinched it. As I sit in my cottage on a warm, though blustery day, I am just a … Continue reading
Canada’s 150th birthday!
As a proud Canadian book blogger I would be remiss to not take note of my country’s 150th birthday celebration. And because I always have to mention books… here is a list of 100 novels that make you proud to … Continue reading
“Strange things done” by Elle Wild – Book Review
There are strange things done in the midnight sun By the men who moil for gold; The Arctic trails have their secret tales That would make your blood run cold… – Robert W. Service poem, “The Cremation of Sam McGee” … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Canadian fiction, debut novels, Edelweiss, Mystery fiction
Tagged amateur sleuth, debut novels, mystery fiction, Yukon
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