Review of The Quarry Girls: A Thriller by Jess Lourey There’s something inherently chilling yet alluring about novels that echo true crime stories, especially when they’re steeped in the vibrancy of a bygone era. The Quarry Girls: A Thriller by Jess Lourey stands as a testament to that spellbinding charm, and just like an unexpected …
Realm of Wind and Vines (Flame and Thorns, #4) Review: A Beautiful Struggle From the moment I cracked open Realm of Wind and Vines, the fourth installment in Marion Blackwood’s captivating Flame and Thorns series, I was transported back into a world rich with tension, intrigue, and those unforgettable side characters who have long since …
Unraveling Ghostly Secrets: A Delightful Dive into Beechwood Harbor When I stumbled upon Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mysteries: Boxed Set 1-7 by Jessica A. Kasey, I felt an unmistakable pull—perhaps it was the idea of a ghost whisperer finding solace in a quaint beach town, or maybe it was the promise of an adventurous journey filled …
Book Review: Murder Most Haunted by Emma Mason When I first heard about Murder Most Haunted, Emma Mason’s debut novel, I was genuinely intrigued. The combination of ghosts, a cozy mystery setting, and a character like DS Midge promised a vintage vibe with a twist. With the generous opportunity to read an ARC thanks to …
Book Review: Campervans, Cooking, and Corpses by Chef Max Effort As someone enamored with cozy mysteries and vanlife adventures, Campervans, Cooking, and Corpses by Mary C. Mullins felt like the perfect recipe for entertainment. The title alone had me on a delightful thrill, promising a blend of culinary escapades and a murder mystery that unfolds …
Book Review: The Blue by Nancy Bilyeau As a longtime enthusiast of historical fiction, The Blue by Nancy Bilyeau caught my eye not just for its stunning cover, but also for its promise of intrigue steeped in art and history. Set against the vibrant backdrop of the 1750s, it vividly explores a world where a …