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Fictionophile- “Fatal Secrets” by Anita Waller – Book Review @BoldwoodBooks #FatalSecrets @anitamayw #NetGalley #BookReview
- “Maureen” by Rachel Joyce – Book Review
- “Shared Sorrows” by Vincent Panettiere – Book Review
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- “The Chamber And The Cross” by Lisa K. Shapiro and Deborah K. Reed – Book Review
- “Ghost 19” by Simone St. James – Book Review
- “The Skeleton Key” by Erin Kelly – Book Review
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Tag Archives: Canada
“Misery Bay” by Chris Angus – Book Review
The setting of this novel is what initially enticed me to read it for it is set in home province of Nova Scotia, Canada. This is a crime novel which does not depict Nova Scotia in a very favorable light, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss, Men's fiction
Tagged Canada, crime fiction, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“Watch Out For Her” by Samantha M. Bailey – Book Review
“Everyone has parts of themselves they’re ashamed of, that they hide. Desperate people do desperate things. Not always on purpose. But sometimes.” Holly Monroe – a twenty-two year old med student who comes from a prestigious family who own a … Continue reading
“Looking For Jane” by Heather Marshall – Book Review
Present – Angela Creighton Angela works in a book/antique store in downtown Toronto. One day she discovers a lost letter, still sealed, some seven years after it should have been delivered. She opens it and reads – only to find … Continue reading
“Loss Lake” by Amber Cowie – Book Review
Nurse Mallory Dent, a recent widow, moves from the bad memories of her Vancouver home to a house she bought, sight-unseen, a thousand miles to the northwest. She arrives to find an insular community, but a seemingly friendly one. She … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, romantic suspense
Tagged Canada, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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Throwback Thursday – “A place called Winter” by Patrick Gale – Book Review
The Throwback Thursday meme was created by Renee over at It’s Book Talk. She made this meme to share some of her old favorites. Although all bookbloggers have an endless TBR pile, we seldom take the time to reflect back … 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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Linda Leith Publishing: an introduction for #bookbloggers
Linda Leith Publishing is a unique publishing house in Canada: it is the only literary publisher in Canada who publishes in both French and English. Linda Leith Publishing brings Quebec authors to the rest of Canada and introduces English-speaking authors … Continue reading
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