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Guest Post - Miranda JamesFor some reason I thought I had reviewed a Miranda James book before, but apparently I had not. Sometimes I read books and don't get the...
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Mystery Movie Review - The Unexpected Mrs. PollifaxBased on the Mrs. Pollifax books (14 total) by Dorothy Gilman, was a movie by CBS, who would later run Angela Landsbury in Murder She...
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Review - The Hollywood SpyI'm behind in this series and starting to catch up. I'm glad I didn't skip any of the books because this is a powerful addition to...
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Mystery Movie Review - Pretend You Don't See HerThis movie is based on the book of the same name by Mary Higgins Clark (Queen of Suspense) first published in 1997. I include this movie...
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Review - A Botanists Guide to Flowers & Fatality“A cleverly plotted puzzle” (Ashley Weaver) in the vein of Opium and Absinthe, this second installment is perfect for fans of Rhys Bowen...
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Musings-Where did "The Butler Did It" Come From?This is a shorter post today as we examine the idea of "The Butler Did It." Enjoy. Everybody knows the phrase "The Butler...
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Review - Death at the Manor"The tortured spirits of the dead haunt a Regency-era English manor—but the true danger lies in the land of the living in the third...
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Musings-Little Free Libraries & Full Libraries"Little Free Libraries" are a fairly new idea. It was started by littlefreelibrary.org in 2012 in St. Paul, Minnesota. ...
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Review - A Doomful of SugarAnother new series for cozy mystery fans. Who doesn't love maple syrup and beautiful maple trees?? Let's take a trip to Vermont...
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Mystery Movie Review - CharadeThis 1963 suspense thriller took a long route to fame. Screenwriters Peter Stone and Marc Behm shopped their movie script "The...
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Review - An American in ScotlandI love finding a new series when the first book is released and I've discovered this one at the beginning of its journey. I also love...
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Musings-Murder Mystery WeekendsRemember when the trendy party was to throw a mystery themed dinner with the aid of a boxed murder mystery? I even put one on...
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Review - Ashes to Ashes, Crust to CrustThis is a new to me series, starting with the second book. I had no problems jumping in with the second book. I liked the idea of a...
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Musings - Bookshelf Love"I marvel that the complexity of the human heart can be expressed in the arrangement of one’s books. Inside this paper universe, I...
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Review - A Certain DarknessSet in post WWI we find out about the this pivotal war from the perspective of a spy now decommissioned but somehow drawn back into the...
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Musings - Agatha Christie's PlaysAgatha Christie's play The Mousetrap is the longest running play (since 1952) in the world with a break only during the Covid...
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Review - Murder at an Irish CastleThe promotion for this new series claims "Fans of Hannah Dennison and Carlene O’Connor’s mysteries are in for a treat with Ellie Brannigan’s...
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Musings - Book Themed PartyI recently went to a birthday celebration for an adult where her children honored her love of reading with a book theme. I loved...
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Review - The Omega FactorInternational bestselling author Steve Berry gives us a new main character. Nicholas Lee is a UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific,...
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Mystery Movie Review - Enola Holmes 2I reviewed the first movie in this Netflix movie franchise ( click here ). While Sherlock pureists won't like this for the few liberties...
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Review - Mrs Morris and the VampireI have hopped around with this series, reading ones that interest me in the moment. I picked this as perfect for Halloween....
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Review - A Trip with TroubleIf you like a more "mature" heroine for your cozy mystery, this is the book for you with a 50 year old starting the next chapter in her life...
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Mystery Movie Review - Three PinesThe bestselling Inspector Gamache mystery series by Louise Penny is the basis for this television series. The books are up...
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Review - Front Page MurderToday we are checking out a brand new historical cozy mystery series. One of my favorite eras for historical books is the World War II time...
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New Year-Fresh StartHappy New Year! Ready for 2023? As we face a new year, many are setting resolutions or goals for the next twelve...
