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.
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.
A review for the ARC for the upcoming middle grade novel, Bug Bandits by Jenni L Walsh. A fast paced story about a young girl trying to save her father’s insectarium, a bug museum, from a burglary. This is a story about friendship and science with a dash of adventure and a bit of mystery.
Two audiobook reviews for two really good books. Even if you are not into audiobooks you should give them a chance. Both were a lot of fun to read. Wooing the Witch Queen is a delightful romantasy that was so fun to listen to. The Graveyard Shift is a novella that is a mystery with a touch of horror.
A review for the debut novel, Mask of the Deer Woman by Laurie L. Dove. A well crafted mystery with a touch of magical realism. Set on an Oklahoma reservation it focuses on the epidemic of missing indigenous women and the tribal marshal’s grief at the loss of her own murdered daughter.
Lots of mixed feelings about this final book in what has otherwise been a wonderful series. Holy Terrors has a wonderful ending, but it was a bit of a struggle to get there.
A review for the audiobook version of Midnight in Soap Lake by Matthew Sullivan. I really enjoyed this multi layered mystery set in a real town in my home state of Washington. A very complex mystery told from two perspectives and read by Kristen Sieh who does an excellent job.
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