Review: There was a Crooked Man by: K.J. Larsen

Title: There Was A Crooked Man Author: K.J Larsen Published Poisoned Pen Press Series: Cat DeLuca Mysteries #5 Pages: 227 Format: iBooks Source: Personal Purchase Description: Chicago private eye Cat DeLuca, founder of the Pants on Fire Detective Agency, catches liars and cheats—and, from time...

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Review: Anything For You by: Kristan Higgins

Title: Anything For You Author: Kristan Higgins Publisher: Harlequin Series: Blue Heron #5 Pages: 410 Format: Paperback Source: Personal Purchase Description: Before you get down on bended knee…  …you should be pretty darn sure the answer will be yes. For ten years, Connor O'Rourke has...

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Review: Feels Like The First Time by: Marina Adair

Title: Feels Like The First Time Author: Marina Adair Publisher: Forever Series: Destiny Bay #2 Pages: 320 Format: e-book ARC Source: NetGalley Description: What's wrong with a little white lie? There are a lot of things Ali Marshal doesn't do: pink anything, a day without chocolate, and Hawk,...

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Review: Any Day Now by: Robyn Carr

Title: Any Day Now Author: Robyn Carr Publisher: Mira Books a division of Harlequin Enterprises Series: Sullivan's Crossing #2 Pages: 333 Format: e-book Source: NetGalley & Personal Purchase Description: The highly anticipated sequel to #1 New York Times bestselling author Robyn Carr's...

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Review: The Cottage at Firefly Lake by: Jen Gilroy

Title: The Cottage at Firefly Lake Author: Jen Gilroy Publisher: Forever Series: Firefly Lake #1 Pages: 368 Format: e-book Source: NetGalley Description: Some mistakes can never be fixed and some secrets never forgiven . . . but some loves can never be forgotten. Charlotte Gibbs wants nothing...

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Interview: Connie De Marco author of All Signs Point to Murder

What genre do you write? I write mysteries, traditional mysteries, but I also like to incorporate thriller elements, the kinds of things that hopefully will keep readers turning pages, and even better, on the edge of their seats.  Those are the kinds of books I enjoy reading, so I do...

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Review: Death on The West End by: Carrie Doyle

Title: Death on The West End Author: Carrie Doyle Publisher: Dunemere Books Series: Hamptons Murder Mysteries #3 Pages: 268 Format: e-book ARC Source: GEBT Description: Like a basket of warm cinnamon buns, an unsolved crime is something that Hamptons innkeeper and sleuth Antonia Bingham just...

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Review: Fat Girl Begone by: D.E. Haggerty

Title: Fat Girl Begone Author: D.E. Haggerty Publisher: self-published Pages: 250 Format: e-book ARC Source: GEBT Description: I’m a total mess. My boyfriend dumped me – get this – because I diet too much. Not because I’m fat, mind you. Of course, this spurs me into the diet-fitness-revenge-plan...

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Interview: Killer Music by: Tammy L. Grace

What genre do you write?  I write in the mystery and women’s fiction genres. ? I’ve always loved reading mysteries and solving puzzles, so when I began my career as a novelist, I knew I wanted to write a mystery.  As it turned out, the first storyline that came to me was one involving...

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Review: Bearly Departed by Meg Macy

Title: Bearly Departed Author: Meg Macy Publisher: Kensington Series: Shamelessly Adorable Teddy Bear Mystery #1 Pages: 293 Format: e-book ARC Source: NetGalley & GEBT Description: The Silver Bear Shop and Factory might be the cutest place around, but there s nothing warm and fuzzy about...

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Review: Crazy House by: James Patterson & Gabrielle Charbonnet

Title: Crazy House Author: James Patterson & Gabrielle Charbonnet Publisher: Little Brown & Co. Pages: 351 Format: Hardcover Source: Personal Purchase Descriptions: No one gets out alive. Seventeen-year-old Becca Greenfield was snatched from her home and thrown without reazon into a hellish...

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Cover Reveal: Protocol by: Kathleen Valenti

Freshly minted college graduate Maggie O’Malley embarks on a career fueled by professional ambition and a desire to escape the past. As a pharmaceutical researcher, she’s determined to save lives from the shelter of her lab. But on her very first day she’s pulled into a world of uncertainty. Reminders...

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Review Hospitality and Homicide by: Lynn Cahoon

Title: Hospitality and Homicide Author: Lynn Cahoon Publisher: Kensington Series: A Tourist Trap Mystery  #8 Pages: 217 Format: e-book ARC Source: NetGalley Description: A visit to the serene coastal town of South Cove, California, could make anybody feel refreshed and inspired. But as Jill...

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Review: Watching The Detectives by: Julie Mulhern

Title: Watching The Detectives Author: Julie Mulhern Publisher: Henery Press Series: The County Club Murders #5 Pages: 234 Format: e-book ARC Source: NetGalley & GEBT Description: Ellison Russell wanted a decorator, not a corpse. Too bad she finds Mrs. White in the study killed with a revolver....

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