A review for the audiobook version of the newest book in the Hawthorne and Horowitz series by Anthony Horowitz. A Deadly Episode is a brilliant mystery with a pair of detectives reminiscent of Sherlock and Watson. The mysteries are solid and it is a lot of fun trying to figure them out along with the characters.
A review for a debut cozy mystery by Jess Connon. A Zoom with a View is a fun fast paced cozy mystery with a dynamic amateur sleuth. Leo is a lot of fun as she is smart and very detailed oriented. The small town feel of the story adds a lot of drama as well.
A review for the second book in the Layla Virtue cozy mystery series by Libby Klein. Gimme Shelter is just as fun as the first book in the series, Vice and Virtue. I love the characters and the mysteries are a lot of fun too.
A review for the audiobook version of the newest Alex Carter thriller by Alice Henderson. Storm Warning is a thrilling adventure that takes place on the Big Island in Hawaii. This ecological thriller has Alex studying hawksbill turtle while protecting their nests from poachers and thwarting mercenaries from carrying out a deadly plan.
A review for the audiobook version of Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth. I really enjoyed this story and the characters. This is my first book by this author, but it won’t be my last. This is a very intriguing look at how trauma and circumstances as well as others perceptions can shape a person’s life.
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.
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