At the beginning of The Magical Game, author Addy Baird describes the moment she fell in love with the game. She took her father to see the Mets vs. the Royals in […]
Karima Moyer-Nocchi’s The Epic History of Macaroni and Cheese takes a simple dish that is a staple of the diet here in the U.S. and reveals that behind the familiar combination of […]
One thing I’ve noticed in my later years is that I have gravitated toward musical artists who have a similar faith to me, but are also questioning. Rather than accepting the label […]
There are numerous popular authors out there whom I just don’t read for one reason or another. In the case of Fern Michaels, I had heard of her before her books popped […]
One of my geocaching friends has a series of hides titled “Women in History.” She was inspired by a class she took in college and has invited others to contribute to the […]
Bottom Line: If you like Stephanie Plum books, you’ll love Finlay Donovan. Finlay Donovan Crosses the Line is the sixth book in Elle Cosimano’s series centered around author turned inadvertant hit man […]
I have fallen in love with the Wrexfrod & Sloane series of books by author Andrea Penrose. It’s a bit of Regency romance, a bit of mystery, a bit of thriller, combined […]
Smuggler’s Cove is the first book in a new series by author Fern Michaels. The book is mostly the backstory of Madison and Lincoln Taylor,m who now go by their mother’s last […]
Where the Dawn Finds Us is the third and final book in author Kate Hewitt’s Lost Lake series. I didn’t read the first book, but picked up the series with the second […]
The last book I picked up in this cozy mystery/historical fiction series was book #20: A Midwinter Murder. I noted in that review that the series didn’t feel as accessible as others […]
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