Quinn and Costa are back in the fifth book in their series, THE MISSING WITNESS. An excerpt from Allison Brennan’s new book is below. Also, here’s a link to a behind-the-scenes post by Allison Brennan to give you a peak at what went into this ripped-from-the-headlines book. 1 My parking garage off Fifth […]
Give me a book where the female main character is smart, especially when they are a scientist or mathematician, and I’m all in. Being a chemist myself who minored in mathematics in university, I love to read a character that I can relate to so closely with my experience in academia and all of the […]
Unimaginable wealth, privilege, and a family that is very particular to outsiders joining them. Three couples on a retreat discover they can’t hide their problems, and the result is deadly. Here’s an excerpt of Tara Laskowski’s THE WEEKEND RETREAT. W-JKA BREAKING NEWS Tragedy strikes at Van Ness Winery SUNDAY, October 15—Multiple people have been […]
Adele Parks’ latest DCI Clements novel looks to be a fantastic mystery with one woman married to two men at the same time, and suddenly she goes missing after being held captive. This is a sequel to Woman Last Seen, but can definitely be read as a standalone. Here’s an excerpt from the book. Enjoy! […]
Want a thriller or mystery to cozy up under a blanket with, to read the day away during the holidays? John Marrs’ THE VACATION will fit the bill. Here’s an excerpt and stick around at the end for my review. PROLOGUE Venice Beach, Los Angeles “That’s her,” the driver yelled to the three men waiting […]
Continuing the string of fantastic audiobooks that I’ve listened to lately, PERFECT LITTLE LIES by Amber and Danielle Brown was so suspenseful that I listened to it in one day. Here’s an excerpt and my review is at the end. This is one that I definitely recommend to anyone who loves suspense and thrillers with […]
Jillian Cantor’s latest thriller, THE FICTION WRITER, looks to be a fantastic retelling of the gothic novel Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. A struggling author accepts a job as a ghostwriter for a reclusive millionaire. Here’s an excerpt of the book and all the details are below. Looks like a nice, cozy read for those […]
I’ve always enjoyed Brenda Novak’s romance novels. Her latest installment in the Coyote Canyon series is THE TALK OF COYOTE CANYON. I have an excerpt for you today as well as my review of the audiobook. Enjoy! One Hendrix Durrant eyed his longtime neighbor, speaking with a hard-edged frustration he didn’t bother to conceal. “You’re […]
Today, I’m happy to bring you a peek at HEART LIKE A COWBOY with an excerpt from Dolores Fossen’s latest novel for Canary Street Press. Her novels have always been emotional and full of fabulous scenery and even more interesting characters, and this first installment in a new series promises more of the same. CHAPTER […]
Happy Friday! Romantic comedies with some serious situations are enjoyable reads, and I loved Erin La Rosa’s previous novel, FOR BUTTER OR FOR WORSE, so I didn’t hesitate to pick up her latest book, PLOT TWIST. Check out an excerpt below and stick around for my review at the bottom. Sophie Lyon was not in […]
Madeline Kay Sneed has brought to life a very messy group of friends, all with drama and hurts of their own, often entwined with each other. Here’s an excerpt from TODAY TONIGHT FOREVER and check out my thoughts afterward. ATHENA The best day of someone’s life is always the worst day of somebody else’s. This […]
Michael Ledwidge’s latest thriller, THE GIRL IN THE VAULT, features a smart woman who will go to any length to get back her hard-earned due. Check out the excerpt of what is sure to be a fast-paced, suspenseful novel. PART ONE: SUMMER IN THE CITY In New York City near the southwest corner of 63rd […]
Viola Shipman’s latest novel, THE WISHING BRIDGE promises a gripping story of a woman who returns to her family’s charming Christmas shop with a corporate takeover in mind. That is until she remembers how magical the store, her family, and her hometown are. December 7 I hit the brakes, my car fishtailing on the slippery […]
