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The Recital by Gregg Hurwitz: New eBook Short StoryTo tide Orphan X readers over before the new novel, Lone Wolf , comes out in February, Gregg Hurwitz has written an eBook short story called The...
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Cooking the Books: Syrup to No Good by Catherine BrunsIn this second book of the Maple Syrup Mystery series, our heroine, Leila Khoury, has reconciled herself with inheriting her father’s Sappy Endings...
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Book Review: The Exchange by John GrishamMany of John Grisham’s bestsellers have been made into powerful movies, none more popular than The Firm . The movie ended with Mitch and Abby...
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Book Review: And Don’t Look Back by Rebecca BarrowHarlow Ford has been running with her mother Cora from an unknown something for as long as she can remember in And Don’t Look Back by...
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Book Review: The Traitor by Ava GlassThe Traitor is an enormous contrast to Ava Glass’s first Emma Makepeace thriller, Alias Emma , where British spy Emma Makepeace’s prime...
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Book Review: Secrets Never Die by Vincent RalphSam Hall used to be a TV star. Now he’s seventeen and a has-been. He’d be extremely happy about that except for the fact that his career went up in...
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Book Review: Murder on the Christmas Express by Alexandra BenedictRetired DI Roz Parker is desperate to make the last train to Fort William before snow shuts down the rail lines entirely. Her only child Heather...
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Book Review: Midnight Is The Darkest Hour by Ashley WinsteadRuth Cornier nurses a rebellious heart beneath her placid exterior as a good preacher’s daughter. Growing up restricted and practically friendless...
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Book Review: Death And The Sisters by Heather RedmondThe tangled relationships between poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, his eventual wife Mary and her step-sister Jane Clairmont have fascinated gossips for...
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Cooking the Books: Spoon to Be Dead by Dana MentinkIn what might be the final book of the Shake Shop Mystery series, ice cream store owner Trinidad Jones is staring down the barrel of her first...
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Book Review: Perfectly Nice Neighbors by Kia AbdullahSalma and Bilal are your typical British couple looking to move off the estate and into a quiet suburban neighborhood. She’s a geography teacher...
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Our Most Anticipated Reads: November 2023The Spy Coast by Tess Gerritsen A retired CIA operative in small-town Maine tackles the ghosts of her past in this fresh take on the spy thriller...
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Book Review: The League of Lady Poisoners by Lisa PerrinArtist and academic Lisa Perrin’s first book is a gorgeously illustrated and designed collection of biographies of that most romantic and maligned...
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Book Review: Murder at the Elms by Alyssa MaxwellNewport, Rhode Island Murder at the Elms: A Gilded Newport Mystery Book takes place in another century, but similarities abound with life today...
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Quiz Time, Finlay-philes! Enjoy some Veronica Ruiz Breaks the Bank Teaser Trivia!Anyone can spot a window of opportunity, but not everyone can manage to fall straight through one. From New York Times bestselling author Elle...
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Cooking the Books: Sugar Plum Poisoned by Jenn McKinlayMel DeLaura isn’t super thrilled when her business partner and best friend, Angie Harper, announces that an old friend from Angie’s roadie days is...
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Book Review: This Is How We End Things by R. J. JacobsJoe Lyons is a rock star. As the head of psychology at Dorrance University, he’s internationally renowned for his cutting-edge research, even if...
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Book Review: Your Lonely Nights Are Over by Adam SassCole Cardoso and Frankie Dearie are best friends who don’t play by the rules of the other members of Stone Grove High School’s Queer Club. In fact,...
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Quiz Time, Finlay-files! Enjoy some Veronica Ruiz Breaks the Bank Teaser Trivia!Anyone can spot a window of opportunity, but not everyone can manage to fall straight through one. From New York Times bestselling author Elle...
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Perfect Shot by Steve Urszenyi: Featured ExcerptCHAPTER 1 TERLET AIRFIELD, NORTH OF ARNHEM, THE NETHERLANDS The figure lying on the ground wasn’t shivering, but she wasn’t far off. The cold had...
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Book Review: The Spanish Diplomat’s Secret by Nev MarchPrivate investigator and retired army captain Jim Agnihotri is crossing the Atlantic once more with the lovely Lady Diana Framji, now his bride of...
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Shades of Mercy by Bruce Borgos: Cover RevealA Note from Bruce Borgos Welcome to the Nevada desert – where prickly plants shoot out of the hard ground like needles and government installations...
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Book Review: Grave Expectations by Alice BellI have been a sucker for mysteries featuring not-quite-mediums since inhaling Richard Peck’s entire Blossom Culp series back in grade school, and...
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Book Review: Enola Holmes And The Mark Of The Mongoose by Nancy SpringerVictorian England is a time of social upheaval as well as glorious technological and cultural progress. Enola Holmes, our young sleuth (or...
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Book Review: A Tall Dark Trouble by Vanessa MontalbanDespite being identical twins, the Sanchez sisters have wildly different personalities. The elder sister Lela is quiet and calm, while younger...
