Month: March 2017

I would like to thank NetGalley, Story Plant, and Molly D. Campbell for the ARC of “Crossing the Street” by Molly D. Campbell for my honest review. The genre for this book is Women’s Fiction. I found that Molly D. Campbell describes flawed, complex, and complicated characters. These characters are likeable at times, and not

I would like to thank NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing, and Amanda Prowse for the ARC (Advanced Reading Copy) of “The Idea of You” by Amanda Prowse for my honest review. The genres of this book are General Fiction(Adult) and Women’s Fiction. I find that the author discusses heartfelt relevant issues of today. She describes

I would like to thank NetGalley and Random House Publishing Group Ballantine for the ARC of “The Marriage Pact” by Michelle Richmond for my honest review. The genres of this book are Mystery,Thriller and Adult Fiction. The author questions “How far would you go to protect your marriage? Alice, a former musician, now a prominent

I would like to thank NetGalley, St. Martin’s Press and B.A.Paris for the ARC of “The Breakdown” by B.A. Paris for my honest review. B.A. Paris is the author of “Behind Closed Doors”, and her novel “The Breakdown” doesn’t disappoint. The genres of this novel and Mystery and Thriller. One of the blurbs for this

I would like to thank the author for an edition of “No End To Trouble : A St. Polycarp School Mystery” by Marianna Heusler  for my honest review. The genres of this book are mystery or cozy mystery. I find that the author describes St. Polycarp  School as a building were there were several murders

“Wild Life” by Alison Brodie is an entertaining,charming and  a delightful read. The genre of this novel is fiction, but there is  humor and romance as well. I feel it has a magical feel, and a little bit of Fairytale, or Folktale as well. Kudos to Alison Brodie for making a statement about the importance

I would like to thank NetGalley and Thomas Nelson for the ARC of “Beyond Justice” by Cara C. Putman for my honest review. The genres of this book are Mystery, Thrillers and Fiction. There is a touch of romance as well. I like the way that Cara C. Putman describes the detention process for juvenile

I would like to thank NetGalley and Imbrifex books for an ARC of “A Justified Bitch” by H.G. McKinnis for my honest review. The genres of this book are Mystery and Thriller,Suspense, and General Adult Fiction. H.G. McKinnis does an excellent job in describing the devastating effects of mental illness on a family. The story

I would like to thank LibraryThing, Crown Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House  for an  Advanced Reading Edition of “Lola” by Melissa Scrivner Love for my honest review. The genres of this book are crime thriller and fiction. Melissa Scrivner Love describes the characters as complex, complicated , weak and strong. The  Crenshaw 

I would like to thank First to Read, Marian Wood Books/Putnam  and Penguin books for the ARC of “Prussian Blue” by Philip Kerr, for my honest review. The genres of this book are fiction and adventure. There is some mystery and a touch of history.  The author uses two timelines, to tell us the story,