This was an amusing and entertaining mystery.  It's kind of a send-up of hardboiled detective fiction like the stuff written by Raymon...

So many of you have recommended Melanie Dickerson's fairy tale retellings to me over the past few years, and I have several of her boo...

This is my first time participating in a "cover reveal" where an author gives us an advance look at the cover art for their upc...

This week's prompt from The Broke and the Bookish is "Top Ten Underrated/Hidden Gem Books We've Read In The Past Year Or So....

This is a trio of novellas telling intertwined stories.  The three Turner siblings each find love at Christmastime during World War Two, o...

I sometimes hate reading books on my Kindle app because if I don't blog about them right when I finish them, I forget to review them b...

This is precisely the sort of light, cheerful fare I generally need over the holidays.  Something I can read in small bits, set down often...

I initially bought this as an e-book, but then liked it so well I went ahead and bought the paperback too.  I'm finding that's wha...

I've discovered a problem with reading books with the Kindle app on my phone:  I forget to review them.  I read this back in February, h...

As you may know, I'm trying to read more westerns lately.  Partly because I'm writing westerns myself now, and partly because I real...

I really liked this book a lot.  Until the final page.  I found it unusual and rather thrilling, and I enjoyed it greatly.  Until that las...