My Thoughts: The Clairmont siblings are known as the Tribe of Five in their town, and with four brothers and just one sister left to fend for themselves after their parents died in a plane crash, every one of them has floundered in one way or another–even if they outwardly seem successful. Ruby Ink tells […]
Heartsick focuses on how a town deals with an epidemic that sweeps through a college campus, looking through the eyes of college senior and art major Quinn. When her roommate Mandy develops lavender colored eyes after the two girls attend a frat party, the hopes of this strange occurrence being an isolated incidence are quickly […]
Welcome to TV Tuesday here on Bewitched Bookworms, and we’re bringing you a new feature where we share our favorite television series with our fellow Bookworms and with you, our lovely readers. I Dare You To Watch is a feature where one of the Bookworms picks one of their favorite television series that at least […]
Dr. Zoe Goldman is a psychiatric resident, doing her time at a hospital while juggling her responsibility to her adoptive mother who is starting to lose her memory and is now in a nursing home. When treating a new patient, who has been in psychiatric wards for the past 20 years because she killed her own […]
Welcome to TV Tuesday here on Bewitched Bookworms, and we’re bringing you a new feature where we share our favorite television series with our fellow Bookworms and with you, our lovely readers. I Dare You To Watch is a feature where one of the Bookworms picks one of their favorite television series that at least […]
I really enjoyed the first book in the Ghostly Southern Mysteries series, A Ghostly Undertaking, where Emma Lee Raines was introduced as an undertaker who could suddenly see a certain type of ghost after being knocked hard on the head by a plastic Santa Clause. But with the people that she’d buried in the past […]
Today I’m going to do things a little differently than my usual review style and tell you the Five Reasons why I think you should read or would enjoy Canary by Duane Swierczynski. I listened to the excellent audiobook provided by Hachette Audio. Sarie takes being a confidential informant as serious as her college […]
I am so thrilled to be a part of Lesley Young’s Kismet blog tour for her first book in the Crime Royalty Romance series, The Frenchman. Look for the Rafflecopter widget below my review to enter to win some fantastic prizes. Fleur LaSalle Smithers was adopted as a newborn, and after being raised in Texas, her […]
I enjoy a good cozy mystery and I especially love paranormal novels, and A Ghostly Undertaking fits the bill in both regards. This is book one in a new series from new-to-me author Tonya Kappes, featuring awkward funeral director Emma Lee Raines who can now see, touch, and hear ghosts thanks to a bonk on the head […]
I love Maureen Johnson, and The Shades of London series is a great series full of ghosts, thrilling chases, and mysteries to solve. But the wait for this third installment just about killed me at nearly two years. Even though The Shadow Cabinet picks up right where The Madness Underneath left off, I struggled to remember […]
When 19 year old Pixie breaks for the summer after her freshman year of college, she goes to work for her aunt Ellen at a small country Inn in Arizona, not wanting to spend time with her horrible mother back home. But what her aunt fails to mention is that Pixie will be living in […]
When I discovered the Darcy Walker series over last Christmas, I burned through the three available books one right after the other, eager to delve deeper into the fun and often dangerous world of young ADHD sleuth Darcy and her group of boys that do her dirty work. I reviewed books one through three in one […]
Purchase Links Amazon / Barnes and Noble / iBooks / Indiebound / Kobo / Target / Add to Goodreads The Girls of Mischief Bay is my first foray into Susan Mallery’s works, and I was not disappointed by this emotional, vibrant contemporary story about three friends of different ages and stages in their lives. I posted […]
