Thursday, January 29, 2015

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Cover Reveal: A Dish Best Served Cold by: Rosie Genova

Rosie Genova is sharing with people the cover to her new book A Dish Best Served Cold! Synopsis: The national bestselling author of The Wedding Soup Murder returns to the Jersey Shore where a killer is stirring up trouble during a hurricane… At the Casa Lido, the end of summer means a party,...

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Review - The City in Crimson Cloak by: Asli Erdogan

Title: The City in Crimson Cloak Author: Asli Erdogan Publisher: Soft Skull Press Pages: 168 Format: Paperback Source: Read from the original Turkish Description: Özgür is poor, hungry, and on the verge of a mental breakdown, with only one weapon against Rio: to write the city that has robbed...
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Monday, January 26, 2015

Friday, January 23, 2015

Review: Kelly's Koffee Shop by: Dianne Harman

Title: Kelly's Koffee Shop Author: Dianne Harman Publisher: Createspace Pages: 153 Series: A Bay Cozy Mystery #1 Format: e-book Source: Great Escapes Book Tour Description: Kelly pulled into the harbor parking lot next to the pier and noticed that Amber’s car wasn’t in its usual place and...
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Review: All The Butterflies in the World by: Rodney Jones

Title: All The Butterflies in the World Author: Rodney Jones Publisher: Adept Publishing Pages: 200 Format: ebook Source: Red Adept Book Tour Description: Sequel to The Sun, the Moon, and Maybe the TrainsWith her senior year looming, Tess McKinnon has two goals: hanging out with her best friend,...
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Thursday, January 22, 2015

Review: Deadly Decor by: Karen Rose Smith

Title: Deadly Decor Author: Karen Rose Smith Publisher: Kensington Series: Caprice De Luca Mystery #2 Pages: 352 Format: Nook e-book Source: Purchase Description: Quiet Kismet, Pennsylvania, may look like any other small town, but as a home stager, Caprice De Luca can see behind closed doors--and...
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Review: One Garish Ghost & Blueberry Peach Jam by: Jennifer Fischetto & Giveaway

Title: One Garish Ghost Author: Jennifer Fischetto Publisher: Gemma Halliday Publishing Series: Dead By Numbers Mysteries #1 Pages: 234 Format: Nook e-book Source: Great Escapes Book Tours Description: From National Bestselling author Jennifer Fischetto comes a hauntingly humorous new series......
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Friday, January 16, 2015

Review: Twisted Threads by: Lea Wait

  Title: Twisted Threads Author: Lea Wait Publisher: Kensington Series: Mainley Needlepoint#1 Pages: 320 Format: e-book ARC Source: Great Escapes Book Tours Description: Returning to the quaint coastal town of Harbor Haven, Maine—a place she once called home—Angie Curtis finds her memories...
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Thursday, January 15, 2015

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Review: The Sun, The Moon and Maybe The Trains by: Rodney Jones

Title: The Sun, The Moon and Maybe The Trains Author: Rodney Jones Publisher: Red Adept Publishing Pages: 252 Format: e-book Source: Red Adept Book Tour Description: What would it take to convince you that the woods you just left is a hundred and forty-four years distant from the one you entered?Ten...
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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Monday, January 12, 2015

Review: Dead Man Walker by: Duffy Brown

Title: Dead Man Walker Author: Duffy Brown Publisher: Berkley Prime Crime Series: A Consignment Shop Mystery Pages: 68 Format: e-book novella Source: NetGalley Description: It’s springtime in Savannah, the azaleas and magnolias are in bloom, and Reagan Summerside’s consignment shop, the Prissy...
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Thursday, January 8, 2015

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

Review: Tales from Suburbia: You Don't Have to Be Crazy to Live Here, but It Helps by: Brandi Haas

Title: Tales from Suburbia: You Don't Have to Be Crazy to Live Here, but It Helps Author: Brandi Haas Publisher: Cup of Tea Books Pages: 246 Format: e-book Source: Great Escapes Book Tours Description: Brandi Haas is no domestic goddess . . . but she’ll tell you that motherhood is probably...
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