A review for the first book in a delightful cozy mystery series. How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin was a lot of fun to read with two very interesting main characters and two mysteries to solve.
Category: Family issues
Audiobook Review: A Twisted Tale
A review for the spectacularly well done audiobook, None of this is True by Lisa Jewell. With a full cast of narrators, this book is truly brought to life. You can feel the tension and the spine tingling suspense as you listen to the story of two woman whose lives are destroyed by the actions of one of them.
ARC Review: A Popcorn Thriller
A review for the next fast paced thriller by Alex Finlay. Parents Weekend is a well done complex plot driven story about a group of friends who disappear during parents weekend at a California college. The story features Special Agent Sarah Keller as she races against time to save the students before the worst happens.
Mini Reviews: A Middle Grade Bonanza
Three very short reviews of three middle grade books that I read in the last couple of weeks. Two are fiction and one is nonfiction. The First State of Being is wonderful historical science fiction story about Y2K. The Bletchley Riddle is set during WWII and it is about two siblings searching for their mother. Loch Ness Uncovered is about the Loch Ness Monster and how the story began and the evidence of the hoaxes that have perpetuated over the years.
ARC Review: A Crime Thriller
A review for the newest murder mystery thriller by Ashley Winstead. This Book Will Bury Me is an interesting look at how the online true crime community of amateur detectives can at times help but also harm a murder investigation.
ARC Review: Liz, Pat and Thelma #4
A review for the fourth book in a cozy British mystery series by J.M. Hall. A Brush with Death is about three retired school teachers who look into the suspicious death of a colleague’s ex husband. Was there more to this death than a simple heart attack?
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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