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The Lady from Burma by Allison MontclairFirst Line: He sat on the edge of the narrow bed, reaching for the black wool socks he had stuffed into his shoes . Most of...
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On My Radar: Diane Vallere's Tulle Death Do Us Part!Isn't it great when you learn that a favorite series you thought had died is suddenly brought back to life? Back almost ten (!)...
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A Boxy Weekly Link Round-UpWhen the temperature's been 118-119°F like it has been here in Phoenix, the heat leeches all human desire to get out and do...
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The Missing Father by M.J. LeeFirst Line: March, 1943, Chungkai Camp, Thailand. It was a day just like any other . It's a week before Jayne Sinclair will...
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Wednesday's BirdWestern Tanager This pretty little bird is the Western Tanager . I've seen it several times in various parts of...
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Kissing Arizona by Elizabeth GunnFirst Line: Sarah blew off the phone entirely on the first ring . Detective Sarah Burke and her colleagues in the Tucson...
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On My Radar: Preston & Child's Dead Mountain!You would think that, if there was a series you'd never rated below an "A" , you'd be Johnny-on-the-spot whenever a new book...
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The We Dodged a Bullet Weekly Link Round-UpI'm still in shock over what happened Sunday, so I have to share. Denis used to work 2 PM to midnight before he retired, and...
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Loot by Aaron ElkinsFirst Line: Altaussee Salt Mine, Altaussee, Austria, April 19, 1945, 11:35 A.M. Madness . The Third Reich is...
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While Miz Kittling Knits: ZenWhen Denis and I almost became solid blocks of ice waiting for Dial-a-Ride on a cold, wet, windy December afternoon, I decided...
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The Mistress of Bhatia House by Sujata MasseyFirst Line: Thursday, June 1, 1922. Sisters will fight . Perveen Mistry, the only female solicitor in Bombay, attends a...
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On My Radar: Paige Shelton's Lost Hours!It's always exciting when one of your favorite authors is successful at trying something new. It's even better when the...
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The Wet Rag Weekly Link Round-UpIt's been a quiet holiday week here at Casa Kittling. For the first time in years, the neighborhood didn't explode under the...
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A Fever in the Heartland by Timothy EganFirst Line: The most powerful man in Indiana stood next to the new governor at the Inaugural Ball, there to be thanked, applauded, and...
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Striking a PoseEven the lowly house finch can look pretty when it strikes a pose. © Cathy G. Cole of Kittling: Books All rights...
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Let's Party!Even if you don't celebrate our Independence Day, enjoy it in a special way! (Some of that quality Me Time with a book,...
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June 2023 Additions to My Digital Security BlanketI fell off my Austerity Wagon a bit last month, but I'm not particularly worried. For the past week and a half, I've been...
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The Am I Coming or Going? Weekly Link Round-UpNot much to report here. Even though the temperatures are now right around 110°F (43.3°C), I can't help but think that...
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The Trapped Girl by Robert DugoniFirst Line: Kurt Schill dragged his fourteen-foot aluminum boat across the beach logs he’d set to minimize the scraping of the hull...
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July 2023 New Mystery Releases!I'm sitting here attempting to get back on track with my normal blogging schedule even though I'm on two medications that make me want...
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A Deadly Bone to Pick by Peggy RothschildFirst Line: " Please be careful with that. " After the death of her husband, ex-police officer and former P.I. Molly Madison...
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The Dip in the Road Weekly Link Round-UpMy Emergency Room visit turned into an adventure. I seem to be a magnet for such things. The ER staff immediately siphoned off...
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The Quarry Girls by Jess LoureyFirst Line: That summer, the summer of '77, everything had edges . The summer of 1977 is when everything changes for a group...
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While Miz Kittling Knits: DalgleishOne thing is certain: now that I've switched to knitting lap blankets for awhile, I'm completing projects even faster! This...
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West With Giraffes by Lynda RutledgeFirst Lines: Woodrow Wilson Nickel died in the year 2025, on a usual day, in the usual way, at the rather unusual age of 105. A...
