The month of May was such a long month for me. Many things happening, mostly unexpected. But I still managed to read 17 books. Many of them were fast reads, but a couple of them were a bit on the slow side. But all of them were good.
The month of May was such a long month for me. Many things happening, mostly unexpected. But I still managed to read 17 books. Many of them were fast reads, but a couple of them were a bit on the slow side. But all of them were good.
A review for the very short novella Murder by Memory by Olivia Waite. This is a very quick read, but a very interesting one. I really liked the setting and the mystery was quite intriguing. The main character was also nicely done. I am looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
A review for the newest cozy book by Rebecca Thorne. Moss’d in Space is a wonderfully fun cozy science fiction that has a great sentient organic AI at its core. I loved the aliens that the main character encounters throughout her journey. This is the first in a series that I think will be a lot of fun to read.
A review for the third book in the Assassins Anonymous series by Rob Hart. Three Hitmen and a Baby is a fast paced action packed story that will certainly entertain you. How hard can it be for three highly trained assassins to take care of a toddler? Plenty hard when the Russian Mob is out to kill you.
A book review for a thriller that will make a perfect beach read. Somebody Worth Killing by Jessica Payne is a fast paced thriller about a loving mom who also happens to be an assassin for hire. Lots of great characters and a fun story that was hard to put down.
A review for the second book in the Gods of Night and Day series by David R. Slayton. The Silent Paths of Night is a stunningly well crafted story that continues the journey of Seth and Raef as they navigate finding out the truth of where they both come from.
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