This is the second book in Sally Rigby’s Cavendish & Walker series. The series takes place in Lenchester, England, and follows local Detective Chief Inspector, Whitney Walker, as she investigates a series […]
This is the second book in Sally Rigby’s Cavendish & Walker series. The series takes place in Lenchester, England, and follows local Detective Chief Inspector, Whitney Walker, as she investigates a series […]
If you’re a fan of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, you’ll be very aware of the mysterious character of Garak. He’s supposedly “just a tailor,” while again and again he hints that […]
I noticed when I started this series that many people had read it two or more times. I can’t imagine that with more than sixty books in the series, reading through them […]
One of the features I enjoy using in Goodreads is recommendations based on what I’ve read and rated so far. This has brought a number of new authors and series to my […]
This is the sixth of twenty-five books in the Kinsey Milhone mystery series by Sue Grafton. Kinsey is a private detective in Santa Teresa, California. She lives in a converted garage apartment […]
All Mortal Flesh is the fifth book in Julia Spencer-Fleming’s series about Episcopal priest Clare Fergusson and Miller’s Kill Chief of Police Russ Van Alstyne. Miller’s Kill is a town in the […]
The Ghost Who Wasn’t is the third book in the Haunting Danielle series by Anna J. McIntyre, writing under the pseudonym Bobbi Holmes. It’s still early enough in the series that I […]
I became acquainted with author Sally Rigby through her Cornwall Murder Mystery Series when I was offered the most recent book in that series as an advanced reader copy. I so thoroughly […]
To Darkness and to Death is the fourth book in Julia Spencer-Fleming’s series about Episcopal priest Clare Fergusson and Miller’s Kill Chief of Police Russ Van Alstyne. Miller’s Kill is a town […]
I came to this series further along after having the opportunity to read it as an advanced reader copy. I enjoyed the characters so much, I wanted to go back and see […]
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