The Antiquarian’s Object of Desire by India Holton Publication Date: April 21, 2026 Summary from Netgalley: When two history professors and best friends are forced
The Antiquarian’s Object of Desire by India Holton Publication Date: April 21, 2026 Summary from Netgalley: When two history professors and best friends are forced
A review for the first book in the Stockingham and Pike series by Ross Montgomery. The Murder at World’s End is an enjoyable and entertaining cozy historical mystery with a great cast of characters. This delightfully funny story will keep you guessing as to who done it, while cheering on the wonderful detective duo.
A review for T. Kingfisher’s novel, Snake-Eater. I enjoyed this story about a young woman who is on a journey of self discovery and finds a home in the desert. I found this to be pretty light on the horror, but a really strong story contemporary story with some magical realism.
A review for the audiobook for a stand alone novel about alternate universes. Game Changer by Neal Shusterman is a thought provoking story about a young football player who keeps being tossed into alternate universes whenever he takes a hit on the football field. This story tackles some important issues of the day.
A review for the new book by coauthors Marissa Meyer and Tamara Moss. The Escape Game is a YA contemporary mystery thriller with very high stakes. The characters are competing for a huge prize in a reality show that features Escape rooms. There are lots of twists to this story but friendship is at its heart.
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.
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