Murder at Sea by Helena Dixon is a charming historical mystery that combines murder, secrets, romance, and a touch of espionage. Set in 1938, the story follows private investigators Kitty Underhay Bryant […]
Murder at Sea by Helena Dixon is a charming historical mystery that combines murder, secrets, romance, and a touch of espionage. Set in 1938, the story follows private investigators Kitty Underhay Bryant […]
Set in Oxford in 1901, The Bookbinder’s Secret by A.D. Bell is a historical mystery that combines forbidden love, murder, family secrets, and the fascinating world of bookbinding. At the center of […]
Marc Stuart Connolly’s The News: A Cold War Novel is a tense historical thriller set in 1983, one of the most dangerous periods of the Cold War. The story begins when Soviet […]
The Carver Affair is the fifth book in Pam Lecky’s Lucy Lawrence Mysteries, moving the series from its familiar Victorian London setting to Dublin in 1894. It combines a murder investigation, missing-person […]
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 […]
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 […]
I’m not sure what it was about the book Prairie Cinderella: Vinnie Ream and the Gilded Age that appealed to me; I just knew when I saw it that I had to […]
This book has been talked about so much in one of the online reading groups I participate in that I had to download it and see what all of the fuss was […]
Note: Thank you to NetGalley, Köehler Books, and author Gabriel Rotello for the advance reader copy of this book. This review will also be posted on NetGalley. What follows is my unbiased review […]
Note: Thank you to NetGalley, Berkley Publishing Group, and author Rhys Bowen for the advanced reader copy of this book. This review will also be posted on NetGalley. What follows is my unbiased […]
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