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Those Last Four Blocks Weekly Link Round-UpGotta write fast because I think the charger for my laptop died, and my laptop is almost out of juice. Last week, I mentioned...
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Serpent's Point by Kate EllisFirst Lines: The bridegroom had strangler's hands. Strong hands. Restless hands. Hands that could squeeze the life out of some...
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An April Stroll Through the Phoenix ZooAs promised, here are a few of the photos I took on our recent visit to the Phoenix Zoo . Hopefully, Denis and I will become as well-acquainted...
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The Cliff's Edge by Charles ToddFirst Lines: Somerset, July 1919. Simon brought in the post, set it on the salver in the hall, and went on through the house and out...
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On My Radar: Martin Walker's A Château Under Siege!I've been a fan of Martin Walker's Bruno Chief of Police series ever since he charmed me with the very first one. This man...
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An Indecisive Mother Nature Weekly Link Round-UpThe Phoenix area just experienced its first triple digit day-- 102° (38.8°C)-- which meant that everyone was girding their...
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Two Kinds of Truth by Michael ConnellyFirst Line: Bosch was in cell 3 of the old San Fernando jail, looking through files from one of the Esme Tavares boxes, when a...
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Dinosaurs in the Desert at the Phoenix ZooI've been fascinated by dinosaurs since I was a small child. My great-grandfather, Elmer Brown, is responsible for my interest, and I still have...
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Blow Up by Ellen CrosbyFirst Line: I was standing on a hilltop surrounded by twenty-two Corinthian columns that had once graced the US Capitol when Quill...
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April 2023 Additions to My Digital Security BlanketMy new restraint in adding books to my Kindle and audiobook apps continues. Will wonders never cease? I think it's aided by...
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Congratulations to the Giveaway Winner!A big thank you to everyone who took the time to enter my giveaway. I always love sharing my books-- especially when they're...
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A Tiny House Weekly Link Round-UpNext week, you'll see the first of two posts sharing photos that I took on our recent visit to the Phoenix Zoo. This week,...
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The In and Out Book TagVolumes by Karin Jurick When I saw Cath participate in this bookish tag on her blog, Read-warbler , I knew I had to play...
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May 2023 New Mystery Releases!I can only shake my head in disbelief that it's almost May already. This time last year, we were deep in misery with Denis's spinal...
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Mastering the Art of French Murder by Colleen CambridgeFirst Lines: Paris. December 1949. Julia Child had a mayonnaise problem . After the death of her grandmother, Tabitha...
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Giveaway: Michael Bennett's Better the Blood!Back in February, I reviewed Māori writer Michael Bennett's Better the Blood as one of my Best Reads of 2023 . My gently...
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A Sorry, Starlings Weekly Link Round-UpThe birdbath outside the big picture window continues to provide entertainment for us, but it's also providing plenty of...
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Murder Your Employer: The McMasters Guide to Homicide by Rupert HolmesFirst Lines: Terms of the Applied Arts. Deletion. Our preferred term for "murder" [vulg.], although some younger staff have lately...
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April at the Desert Botanical GardenDenis and I headed east to one of our all-time favorite places two weeks ago, the Desert Botanical Garden . Unfortunately, most of the people in...
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The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder by David GrannFirst Line from the Prologue: The only impartial witness was the sun . In January 1742, a dilapidated boat carrying...
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On My Radar: Vaseem Khan's Death of a Lesser God!Although I do miss Vaseem Khan 's Baby Ganesh Agency series featuring Inspector Chopra in modern Mumbai, I also enjoy his...
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A Just a Couple of Gadabouts Weekly Link Round-UpLast week, Denis and I visited the Desert Botanical Garden. You'll be able to see photographic proof next Wednesday. Little...
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A Killing of Innocents by Deborah CrombieFirst Line: She stood looking down at her daughter, sleeping, damp hair tangled, her duvet kicked half off . When a...
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While Miz Kittling Knits: The Good Karma HospitalThis week's completed knitting project isn't anything exciting. In fact, you could say it's the same old, same old. For some...
