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Best of 2015: Historical Fiction
It’s that time of year again! Time to kick off my “Best of” posts. I typically wait until the very end of the year. Who knows when a last minute book will sneak in, knocking my socks off! I’ve … Continue reading
Winter Book Preview: January 2016, Part III
For the last few days, I’ve been sharing my most anticipated books of January! Today, I’ll conclude with the last of the lists. Included is the publisher’s summary & a short explanation about why I’m looking forward to that particular … Continue reading
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Winter Book Preview: January 2016 Part II
Yesterday, I shared the first part of my most anticipated books of January post. Today’s post is dedicated to all books published the second week of January. As you can see, there are quite a few! Once again, I’ve included … Continue reading
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Winter Book Preview: January 2016, Part I
Many apologies for not doing these previews the last few months. No excuses, just a promise to make a conscious effort to keep doing them! I’ve included the publisher’s summary, along with a brief explanation as to why I’m looking … Continue reading
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Audiobook Review: Career of Evil (Cormoran Strike Novels) by Robert Galbraith
This is, by far, one of the most addictive series I’ve listened to in some time. In this truly well-crafted thriller series, Galbraith (aka J.K. Rowling) has crafted two incredibly endearing characters in Cormoran and Robin. Though they couldn’t be any more … Continue reading
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Review: The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus by L. Frank Baum
Like many, I adore surrounding myself in everything Christmas this time of year. When granted the opportunity to review this title, I knew I couldn’t resist. Before moving on to the content, let’s just discuss the beauty of this book, … Continue reading
Review: A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding by Jackie Copleton
This novel is far more than the description could ever relay, with so many layers history and secrets meant to be forgotten. Amaterasu and her husband lost so much to pikadon (what the locals referred to the bombing of Nagasaki). That’s … Continue reading
Review: Plantation Shudders: A Cajun Country Mystery by Ellen Bryon
I love me a Louisiana setting. Rich in history and delicious food, there’s something about Cajun country I can’t resist. This cozy, set in the mist of a rich history and some pretty cagey characters, was incredibly captivating and kept … Continue reading
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Review: To Brew or Not to Brew: A Brewing Trouble Mystery by Joyce Tremel
I’m not going to lie, there isn’t a single thing about this new cozy mystery series that I don’t adore. 1. It’s set in Pittsburgh. My father’s hometown, a city full of fond memories for me. 2. The food. Oh, … Continue reading
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Review: Books Can Be Deceiving (A Library Lover’s Mystery) by Jenn McKinlay
A cozy mystery series set in a small New England town, with a librarian in the lead? I’m sold from the beginning! Adding to this is the mystery and intrigue behind an elusive and secretive children’s picture book author. McKinlay kept … Continue reading
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