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Tell-Tale Treats by Jennifer J. Chow
Dear Fellow Readers, Do you feel this way? I do. Let’s talk about a book. That will make us feel better. Tell-Tale Treats by Jennifer J. Chow was released yesterday. It is the third book in the series called the Magical Fortune Cookie series. I have reviewed the other two books. (Book 1 – Ill-Fated Fortune and Book 2 – Star-Crossed Egg Tarts) In this installment, Felicity has been asked to…
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Revenge Served Royal by Celeste Connally
Dear Fellow Reader, The bright sunshine is deceiving. It is COLD. I just don’t want to leave the house. You know how it is, the little things that can be so wonderful? I don’t remember how, but I discovered last year that if I left the bathroom door closed, it would warm up in there. It is a game-changer! How delightful to get out of the shower and dry my hair in a warmer room. You may have…
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At Death’s Dough by Mindy Quigley
Time to batten down the hatches. A winter cold spell is about to envelop us. Schools are closing and my swim class is cancelled. (Like I was going out in this cold!) So, it is a great time for you to pick up a book and harken back to those snow days of your youth. I have a love for snow days. It is a free day you can do whatever. The only rule I like for snow days is that you don’t have to do…
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Two Books that I didn't like
Dear Fellow Reader, I am going to do something out of the ordinary for me today. I am going to tell you about two books that I did not really like. I hate to do this because someone put all their effort into writing a book, and I hate to belittle that effort. Something along the lines that if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all. The Story That Wouldn’t Die by Christina…
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Savvy Summers and the Sweet Potato Crimes by Sandra Jackson-Opoku
Dear Fellow Reader, What do you do in your “spare” time? How much time do you spend on social media? I obviously read, but I also have developed a bad habit of watching videos on Facebook. I will admit to watching too many dog adoption videos. Yes, it is an odd niche. I wonder how long it will take the dog to warm up to the people. There is even one where the dog bit the person, and she still…
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A Novel Murder by E. C. Nevin
Dear Fellow Reader, How do you feel about resolutions? Do you feel better about resolutions or goals? I am a terrible goal setter. I don’t know if I have ever accomplished a goal. It feels like the minute I set a goal, it is lost. I know that back in the old days, we would set goals at work and then had to put in all the steps that would be involved in meeting those goals. I could do that fine –…
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Last Dance Before Dawn by Katharine Schellman
Dear Fellow Readers, Spring is rapidly turning to summer here in Wisconsin. We do not seem to always have Spring. Often it seems to go from winter coats to shorts. This year, we have had more of Springlike weather but still we are going from 60’s to 90’s overnight. Last Dance Before Dawn by Katharine Schellman is the fourth in the series of the Nightingale Mysteries. I have reviewed two of the…
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Death at the Door By Olivia Blacke
Dear Fellow Reader, Yes, if you are following this blog, I am catching up today. I had 6 books that I had been asked to review and had not written the reviews. But I am now down to three books, and none of them have been released yet. So, I will be doing what I dislike doing. I will publish reviews before the books are released. I hate to do it because I hate to tell you about a book that you…
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The Red House by Mary Morris
Dear Fellow Reader, I know, I have fallen behind again(!). It seems that I catch up and then fall terribly behind. I have four books that I need to review and that doesn’t count the books that I read on my own. I am still keeping up my goal to read one non-fiction book a month. But it is now the 18th of June, and I haven’t read a non-fiction book yet this month. In February, I started King: A…
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Bodies and Battlements by Elizabeth Penney
Dear Fellow Reader, Working my way through to get caught up, I bring you the review of a book that I was given a copy of in exchange for my unbiased opinion. Bodies and Battlements is the latest book by Elizabeth Penney. It is a new series for her. In this series, Nora Asquith, who is a herbalist, is taking her family’s castle from being a family castle that no one can afford anymore to a bed…
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A book of aphorisms and an audiobook
Dear Fellow Reader, I love quotes. Do you? And I love aphorisms. Now, I don’t know that I could have told you that I liked aphorisms because I am not sure I could have told you what one was. From the dictionary – “A pithy observation that contains a general truth, such as, ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. I will confess that I have notebooks filled with quotes. What do I use them for? Not…
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One Death at a Time by Abbi Waxman
Dear Fellow Reader, I live in Wisconsin. We are currently playing peek-a-boo with spring. It is a long, tiresome game. We have had 70-degree days, and then this morning it was 34, and it snowed. Not that any of the snow stuck to the ground, but it is not exciting in April to look out the window and see the snow coming down so much that you can’t see across the street. The only thing to do is to…
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Vera Wong’s Guide to Snooping (on a Dead Man) by Jesse Q. Sutanto
Dear Fellow Reader, Vera Wong meddles and likes attention. In this second book of the series, we find that Vera misses the attention that she had during a murder investigation in her tearoom. She is happy about her son and his love, Officer Selena Gray, the police investigator for the tearoom murder. Her business is going well, and her family is attentive, but Vera wants more. As the book…
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Dead Post Society: A House-Flipper Mystery by Diane Kelly
Dear Fellow Reader, April Fools Day. Remember how much fun it was when you were young? I wonder if it means much these days. It is probably not a “holiday” that needs to continue. I will bet that teachers would agree. Although I am sure that some find it to be fun. This year in several places, it is an election day, which could bring a new meaning to April Fools Day. Dead Post Society is the…
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Star-Crossed Egg Tarts by Jennifer J. Chow
Dear Fellow Reader, Off we go into 2025! And it is already speeding by. Almost the end of January already? What have I been doing? Do you make resolutions or goals for the year? For the last, I don’t know how many years, I have been setting a reading goal on Goodreads. Last year, I decided that I wouldn’t try and read as many books. I wanted to be able to slow down and enjoy my reading more. I…
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The French Winemaker’s Daughter by Loretta Ellsworth
Dear Fellow Reader, It is that dark time of year when time flies. Yes, Christmas is on its way and we can sit around and wonder where the year went. How could it almost be 2025 already? Today I am back with a historical fiction novel. It has been a while since I have reviewed a historical fiction book. And yes, I always claim it isn’t my favorite genre but I seem to read them – not as…
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Booked for Murder by P J Nelson
Dear Fellow Reader, It has finally happened. I waited so long to write a book review that I forgot what the book was about. Granted, this has almost happened before but usually, when I read the description on Amazon, I remember the book. This is not a reflection of the book. Well, I suppose it is a bit but I finished the book around the first of June and I have read a lot since then. It was…
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