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Mystery Movie Review - Murder Is EasyThis is based on the third of Agatha Christie's lesser known Superintendent Battle books (4 in series). There...
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Review - Death at a Scottish ChristmasI have read all of the books thus far of this new series based in Scotland, always fun. 1) An American in Scottland (...
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Review - A Botanists Guide to Society and SecretsI love that Ms. Khavari was a teacher once upon a time and as a child she spent a lot of time memorizing Sherlock Holmes’s and Poirot’s...
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Musings - Online Book ClubsOnline book clubs are big ever since Oprah exploded the idea back in 1996 and the phenomenon brings joy to my heart. It helps...
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Review - Speculations In SinI think I've probably read a few more than I've reviewed, but here is the one prior in this series I reviewed: 3rd: Death in Kew Gardens...
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Review - The Mystery WriterI have only read one other book by author Sulari Gentill (Edgar Award nominee) and now for my second. The Woman in the Libary ( click...
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Review - Murder In Westminster"Perfect for readers looking for a darker twist on Bridgerton, this first in a vibrant, inclusive historical mystery series from an...
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Espionage Play Review: RubiconToday I'm reviewing a play rather than a movie, and a spy play based on a true story! It's a brand new play I saw in...
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Review - The Never GameI am a fan of Jeffrey Deaver, I just have sooo many books to read that his tend to get pushed aside. I have been watching the new TV show...
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Musings - Library of Congress, What Is It?It's National Library Week, so it seems fitting to take a look at the Library of Congress. What the heck is it? ...
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Review - The Secret of the Lost PearlsThis series and characters started with Berkley as the Rosalind Thorne Mysteries. But Berkley suddenly discontinued many of their...
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Review - To Slip the Bonds of EarthAmanda Flower is the author of "An Amish Candy Shop" mysteries, "An Amish Matchmaker" mysteries, "Farm to Table" mysteries, "Emily...
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Review - The Last TemplarThe Templar Knights are a fascinating rabbit hole and there exist a multitude of theories about what happened to all their wealth after...
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Mystery Movie Review - ArgylleArgylle (pronounced Are-Gile). As part of the marketing for this movie, an espionage book series has begun under the pen name Elly Conway...
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Review - A Grave RobberyThis is one of my favorite historical mystery series and even though I have missed two books out of the nine, I always come back to this...
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Review - ArgylleRemember the popular television show Castle about a bestselling novelist who rides along/shadows a NY city homicide detective to get...
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Musings - Police Procedural, Thriller, and IntrigueI did a prior post on the differences between Cozy, Traditional, and Amateur Sleuth novels ( click here ). Now we will...
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Review - Murder at a Scottish CastleTraci Hall is the USA Today bestselling author of over fifty books across an array of genres, from cozy mysteries to contemporary seaside...
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Review - Death at a Scottish WeddingI started with the first book in this new series: 1) An American in Scotland ( click here ) The second book is released featuring a deadly...
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Review - The Mayfair DaggerThe tagline for the book is: "A witty, feminist mystery set in the heart of nineteenth-century London, this daring adventure featuring an...
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Review - Death in D MinorHallmark has filmed Gethsemane Brown in the new Haunted Harmony Mysteries staring Tamera Mowry-Housley. So far there is...
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Musings - How do Bestseller Lists Work?You see the stickers claiming "bestseller" on books all the time, yet often that hasn't been an indication of a book I found...
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Review - The Wharton PlotMs. Fredericks is the author of the popular Jane Prescott Mystery series. I have only read one of the series so far. ...
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Review - Murder at the Merton LibraryAuthor Andrea Penrose is the acclaimed author of Regency-era historical fiction, as well as Regency romances written under the names Cara Elliott...
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Review - Murder at MidnightIf you have followed me for very long, you've probably noticed I tend to read a lot of historical mysteries. The Lilly Adler series...
