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Falling by T. J. NewmanFirst Line: When the shoe dropped into her lap the foot was still in it . A flight to New York with one hundred...
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October 2023 Additions to My Digital Security BlanketI haven't shared the eBooks I purchased in September, and if I have time, I will, but right now I want to concentrate on what I...
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November 2023 New Mystery Releases!Although a brutal summer and health problems kept me cooped inside for a few months and made time drag, I'm still shocked to see that...
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Blood Sisters by Vanessa LillieFirst Line: A devil kicks in the front door, but he's holding a pistol instead of a pitchfork . Oklahoma native...
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I'll See You at the End of OctoberI thought I'd check in with you to let you know what's going on. I'm still not 100%. I haven't picked up any knitting in three...
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The Taking Next Week Off Weekly Link Round-UpI've been hit hard by a flu bug, and it's sapped all my energy and enthusiasm. I haven't logged on to my computer, I haven't...
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October 2023 New Mystery Releases!October is usually the month when the weather finally cools down here in the Sonoran Desert, and I'm looking forward to it. I've been...
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The War of Words by Molly Guptill ManningFirst Line: When Dean Chatlain led his unit into battle in Southern Tunisia in early 1943, he did not expect the day's events would...
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On My Radar: Steve Hockensmith's Hunters of the Dead!Back in 2010, I happened to come across a book by Steve Hockensmith called Holmes on the Range . There I made the...
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A Splish Splash Weekly Link Round-upThe temperatures are cooling down into double digits, and the starlings are back to splish-splash-flap all the water out of the...
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Keeping Watch on the HumanOne of these days, Denis and I might make our way back down to Benson, Arizona on a bright June day to check out the residents of the local Ace...
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Blessing of the Lost Girls by J.A. JanceFirst Line: July 2022. For RV nomads from all over the country, Charles Milton was always something of an enigma . For years,...
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On My Radar: Robert Dugoni's One Last Kill!It should come as no surprise that I've added several authors to my must-read list by attending events at my marvelous local...
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A Don't Just Think It Weekly Link Round-UpIt was a Red Letter Dial-a-Ride last Friday. The driver was friendly and skilled, and the trip to the doctor was smooth and...
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Dead Mountain by Douglas Preston and Lincoln ChildFirst Line: Brandon Purdue and his frat buddy Mike Kottke sat on a rock underneath a big fir tree, near where their Jeep had skidded...
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While Miz Kittling Knits: Phil Spencer's Stately HomesAnother day, another lap blanket, I always say. If I can't dabble in wildlife photography or read a book, just give me yarn and...
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Man Found Dead in Park by Margaret CoelFirst Line: Catherine tapped the brakes and turned into a street filled with SUVs, black-and-white police cars, yellow and red lights...
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On My Radar: Wendall Thomas's Cheap Trills!It is so rare for me to find a mystery that makes me laugh out loud over and over again. When Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum...
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A Plastic Only Weekly Link Round-UpAlthough I wasn't happy about it, I decided to err on the side of caution and not attend The Poisoned Pen events for Ann...
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Reykjavík by Ragnar Jónasson & Katrín JakobsdóttirFirst Lines: 1956. 6 August. The grey hat flew out to sea . In 1956, the disappearance of fourteen-year-old Lára from...
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A Feathered Wake-up CallMexican Jay When Denis and I used to spend the first part of June in a cottage up in the Mule Mountains outside...
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August 2023 Additions to My Digital Security BlanketLast month, I shocked you by not buying a single eBook or audiobook, and you probably wondered if I would be able to repeat the...
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An All Shook Up Weekly Link Round-UpThis is a late round-up because I needed time to recuperate from my trek to Scottsdale to consult with Kathy the Toe Wrapper. I...
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Redemption by Deborah J. LedfordFirst Lines: Ten Days Ago. She needed to start her plan of action, and where better to find a drug dealer or two than at the local...
