I've seen such compelling reviews of this book and I've even heard good things about the movie too. I've had The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo on my bookshelf for maybe two years now, and I should really get to it. At over 600 pages, though, I have to really be in the mood to... Continue Reading →
Jay's books are available in multiple languages and formats now. You can catch up on any of the Braxton Campus Mysteries or try either of his two contemporary novels. Read more via: https://thisismytruthnow.com/2020/04/04/my-books-formats-languages/
The purpose of this challenge is to help clear out some (or many) of those books taking up space on our e-readers. You know them, the books you added because they were free, really cheap, quite pretty or just seemed a bit interesting. Now you’ve got to decide if you’re really gonna keep and read... Continue Reading →
Wow. So, here we are. A new month. Yeah... I don’t imagine my life has been too much different from most of you. We’ve been on no school for about three weeks now and are just about finished our first week of non-essential stay home / lockdown. So, three weeks home with the boys for... Continue Reading →
To stay out of jail, this snarky psychic must uncover a werewolf’s killer. Does she stand a ghost of a chance?Nora never believed in ghosts until one popped up asking for her help. And she never believed in witches ... until she discovered she was one. Now trapped in the quaint supernatural town of Eastwind, she... Continue Reading →
In 1945, Elsie Schmidt is a naive teenager, as eager for her first sip of champagne as she is for her first kiss. She and her family have been protected from the worst of the terror and desperation overtaking her country by a high-ranking Nazi who wishes to marry her. So when an escaped Jewish... Continue Reading →
This was another fun foray into the Death Gate Grim Reapers mystery series. I’m a sucker for these snarky escapist reads, even more so these days!!! Izzy Sage is settling into her new life despite the pall hanging over her past.While the memories of the catastrophe that took her parents when she was a child... Continue Reading →
The problem with being a character driven reader is that if you don’t like the characters, no matter how good the plot is, you’re just not going to enjoy the story. When Oxfordshire tearoom owner, Gemma Rose, enters her little tabby, Muesli, in the cat show at the local village fair, the last thing she... Continue Reading →
With Angel Tanner, the android that runs California’s criminal underworld, pulling the strings, PI Cassie Tam finds herself thrust into a conflict with New Hopeland’s biggest and baddest. But working with the murderous AI may be the only way that Cassie can get to the bottom of her home’s greatest mystery: What is New Hopeland... Continue Reading →
