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Famous Last Words By: Gillian McAllister
If the police told you your significant other has taken hostages in a warehouse, would you believe them? I read two McAllister books back to back … first one 5 stars all the way. This one, although absolutely excellent, was a bit predictable. Which is really my only criticism with this book. The predictability. Even…
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Witness 8 By: Steve Cavanagh
We are back with Eddie Flynn as he picks up the complicated case of a murderer claiming he’s innocent. You’ve read that story before, but this isn’t about the murderer, this is about the witness. How twisted can the witness really be? Find out in Cavanagh’s latest book in the Eddie Flynn series. Witness 8…
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The Correspondent By: Virginia Evans
Absolutely in love with this debut from Virginia Evans. It’s not on goodreads yet, so I’ll remind you later in the year when it publishes in May! Follow Sybil through a series of letters as she moves through life, healing old wounds, discovering new ones. Letters that bring happiness, discovery and sadness. Enjoy Virginia’s love…
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Strange Sally Diamond By: Liz Nugent
Sally Diamond is known for being … ‘strange’. This isn’t really a problem when you never leave your house. But when her father dies and there is a bit of a ‘miscommunication’ on what to do with his dead body, the spotlight is cast directly on her. Who is Sally Diamond? Now Sally, a middle-aged…
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Cross My Heart By: Megan Collins
Rosie is a little sad … she was dumped in her wedding dress, needed a life saving heart transplant, her health is precarious and all she wants to find is ‘The One’. When she finds out that her heart came from local, famous author Morgan’s dead wife a plan is hatched. While reading this story…
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The Peculiar Garden of Harriet Hunt By: Chelsea Iversen
Harriet Hunt is in a pickle … her father is gone, his debtors are knocking on her door and her garden is out of control. A story that covers grief, loneliness and finding your way in life. My first note I made about this book was ‘the writing is very flowery, which makes sense as…
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Tell Me What You Did By: Carter Wilson
Poe runs a very popular podcast. She took advantage of the ‘true crime’ craze and goes direct to the source, the criminals. Everything is going smooth until a guest says something that knocks Poe off her seat. He shouldn’t know these things, something is off and she must know more. I do love a good…
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