A Caribbean Mystery

The traditional small-town cozy mystery takes on a new twist in Stacy Wilder's Cayman Conundrum. It’s the fourth in her Liz Adams private investigator series, and a good choice for anyone looking for a quick summertime read. Set against the backdrop of stunning white sandy beaches and the turquoise waters of Grand Cayman island, the …

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Life, Death, and Karma

Mesmerizing. Mind twisting. A complex, multi-dimensional thriller transcending time and space, good and evil. An invitation to examine the mystery of your own life's choices and their impact on the world in which you live.  You'll find all this--and much more--in The Karma Factor, Thomas Lane's debut novel.   Some categorize this book as metaphysical, supernatural, …

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Something Different

Looking for a unique supernatural thriller to add to your "want to read" list? Award-winning author Terry Friedman's novel Bone Pendant Girls--the first in the Andi Wyndham series--could be just what you're looking for! About the author: Terry began her writing career freelancing for a small newspaper outside Philadelphia. While raising her daughters Jessica and Chelie in …

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The Road Ahead

My thanks to everyone who has stayed with this blog through an unplanned hiatus due to major surgery and subsequent rehab. As my recovery of mobility, skills, (and wits!) allows, I plan to continue blogging about dogs, cats, writing, books, and life as it happens. I'll also share reviews and information about books and authors …

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Crime Fiction You’ll Want to Read

For many fans of long-running mystery series, there's usually some kind of  "hook" that captures their interest and spurs them to read more. It might be the time period or locale; for example Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody series is set in Egypt the late 1800s through the early 1920s.  Or Tony Hillerman's Leaphorn & Chee …

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