Finding Light in the Shadows: A Review of Dead & Breakfast I never knew I needed Dead & Breakfast by Kat Hillis and Rosiee Thor until I cracked open its pages. With the chaotic whirlwind that life has thrown my way recently, my soul craved something lighter—something that could still provide depth but wouldn’t drag …
A Journey Through Time with Inspector Blackstone: A Review of DETECTIVE BLACKSTONE HISTORICAL MYSTERIES (BOOKS 1–5) As a lover of historical fiction, I was thrilled to stumble upon the Detective Blackstone Historical Mysteries Box Set by Sally Spencer. The allure of British mysteries set against the intricate backdrop of history was simply irresistible. From mutilated …
Cozy Mystery Delight: A Review of The Charity Shop Detective Agency by Peter Boland There’s something utterly captivating about cozy mysteries that whisk you away to quaint little towns, bustling with charming characters and oh-so-quirky shenanigans. When I stumbled upon The Charity Shop Detective Agency by Peter Boland, I was immediately intrigued—not just by the …
A Cozy Welcome to Chaos: My Thoughts on New Girl in the Falls by K.J. Emrick As someone who finds solace in the pages of a good mystery, K.J. Emrick’s New Girl in the Falls caught my eye for a myriad of reasons—not least of which was the intriguing premise of a fresh start in …
Review of If the Dead Belong Here by Carson Faust When I first stumbled upon If the Dead Belong Here by Carson Faust, the blend of Southern gothic horror and indigenous mythology in the description instantly piqued my interest. It felt like a book that would not only enthrall me but also invite me to …
Book Review: The Girl in Town (A Chesapeake Valley Mystery Book 1) by Elle Gray When I first picked up The Girl in Town, I had a feeling I was diving into a world poised to entwine mystery with personal discovery, and I was not disappointed. Elle Gray, known for her knack for crafting intriguing …