A review for the tenth novel in the Veronica Speedwell series by Deanna Raybourn. A Ghastly Catastrophe is a fun historical mystery that has our intrepid duo chasing a vampire through the streets of London. A great mystery with a wonderful pair of investigators.
A review for my first nonfiction book of 2026. A World Without Summer by Nicholas Day is a middle grade book about how one cataclysmic event can have a ripple effect across the world. The 1815 Mt Tambora volcanic eruption was one such event that had devastating repercussions for the world.
A non-reading challenge that I am doing this year. Each month I will post a picture that I have taken based on a prompt. I have 12 chances to get a bingo! Wish me luck.
Hello and Happy Saturday! It is the last day in January and it is time to talk about what books I plan to read in February. Lots of good books on my list, but I am only highlighting eight here. February is such a short month but I hope to read all of these plus a few more.
A review for a wonderful cozy fantasy by Peter S Beagle. I’m Afraid You’ve Got Dragons is a wonderful story with a reluctant hero, a determined princess, a cowardly prince, and yes of course dragons. I fun time and the audiobook is delightful.
A review for a new time travel mystery series by Elly Griffiths. The Frozen People was an enjoyable time travel story, but the murder mystery was a little bit disappointing. The overall story and characters were good though, and I enjoyed the story overall.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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