These three, small books fall somewhere in the intersection of artwork and fantasy, and are presented to the reader as a voyeuristic collection of the
Tag: mystery
As previously mentioned, the fifth book in this series ends with such a cliff-hanger I couldn’t not start the sixth book right away… And was
After a bit of a breather on the Stephanie Plum novels, last night I needed to uncramp my brain after a taxing week, and I
This comprises the fourth book I’ve been requested to review in the past few months. The author sent a lovely request to review both of
I debated whether to actually review this, since it touches on elements of spirituality some might find controversial, but there are a few points worth
I won this short novel as part of a book give-away Katja, at Coffeemugged.net, ran as part of her Great Summer Read Giveaway. The premise
To take a break from Stephanie Plum’s adventures, I betook myself to Victorian times today and read the latest of the Lady Julia Grey novels,
It was a satisfying reading weekend: I got to immerse myself in big-hair, 80s, Trenton, New Jersey and its famous, fictional, dysfunctional anti-heroine Stephanie Plum.
I admit to being a little compulsive with getting into a given genre. But after how much I enjoyed Two for the Dough yesterday, I
Strangely enough, I re-entered the world of mystery novels on the strength of another random Twitter conversation. I remembered Stephanie Plum fondly from five years