Synopsis What happens when tunnel vision clouds a police investigation? Is it true that once you are labelled a person of interest you really are the prime suspect? Can you trust the legal system? Probably not. After a bitterly contested legal battle over inherited property, the hard-won art collection and its owner Samantha Bennington disappear.… Continue reading Facing A Twisted Judgement by K J McGillick: cunning and clever mystery
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A Hollow Sky by M Sean Coleman: a thought-provoking mystery
Synopsis Jane Hewitt had been miraculously healed—cured of a terminal cancer that had been eating away at her body for months. After one meeting with an incredible young woman, Jane rose from her wheelchair and walked out, believing that her lifetime of devoted faith had been rewarded. The next day, Jane died in her husband’s… Continue reading A Hollow Sky by M Sean Coleman: a thought-provoking mystery
Murder Served Cold by Paula Williams: a lively rural mystery
Synopsis A quiet English village where nothing ever happens. Until….. After her boyfriend runs out on her with the contents of their joint bank account, Kat Latcham has no choice but to return to the tiny Somerset village of Much Winchmoor where she grew up. A place, she reckons, that is not so much sleepy… Continue reading Murder Served Cold by Paula Williams: a lively rural mystery
Redneck’s Revenge by Joan Livingston: lively and original
Synopsis Her next case. She’s in it for good. Isabel Long is in a funk months after solving her first case. Her relationship with the Rooster Bar’s owner is over. Then the cops say she must work for a licensed P.I. before working solo. Encouraged by her ‘Watson’ — her 92-year-old mother — Isabel… Continue reading Redneck’s Revenge by Joan Livingston: lively and original
Right on the Monet by Malcolm Parnell: a total joy
I’m so pleased to be taking part in the blog tour for this sparkling cosy mystery. Right on the Monet New York Claude Monet painting is stolen Mediterranean Of all the things Harry Chase had imagined in his life, being a drummer on a cruise ship band was not one that would have occurred to… Continue reading Right on the Monet by Malcolm Parnell: a total joy
Reflected Destinies by Florence Keeling: intriguing and immensely enjoyable
I’m delighted to be taking part in the blog tour for this truly intriguing novel. Synopsis Laura is happy and content, she has a new boyfriend and loves her job teaching primary school pupils in London. But when she inherits a rundown house from a stranger on her 30th birthday, memories of her prom night… Continue reading Reflected Destinies by Florence Keeling: intriguing and immensely enjoyable
Street Cat Blues by Alison O’Leary: a cosy mystery with cattitude!
My turn today to review this wonderful book. BLURB: A quiet life for Aubrey? After spending several months banged up in Sunny Banks rescue centre, Aubrey, a large tabby cat, has finally found his forever home with Molly and Jeremy Goodman, and life is looking good. However, all that changes when a serial killer… Continue reading Street Cat Blues by Alison O’Leary: a cosy mystery with cattitude!
The Craft Room by Dave Holwill: wickedly funny
Hooray, my turn to take part in the blog tour for this excellent book! Synopsis Sylvia Blackwell is tired. Her grandchildren are being kept away from her, and the expected inheritance that might finally get her middle-aged son to move out has failed to materialise – thanks to her mother’s cat. It is becoming increasingly… Continue reading The Craft Room by Dave Holwill: wickedly funny
The Thirty-Five Timely &Untimely Deaths of Cumberland County by Mason Ball: an ambitious, enthralling book
Today I’m excited to be taking part in this blog tour: Synopsis 1934: a doctor struggles with belief, mortality and murder. A novel inspired by real events John M. Bischoffberger is a Pennsylvanian doctor adrift in the relative wilds of Maine during the dying years of the great depression. Struggling with a loss of religious… Continue reading The Thirty-Five Timely &Untimely Deaths of Cumberland County by Mason Ball: an ambitious, enthralling book
The Amber Maze by Christopher Bowden: erudite and intriguing
Synopsis While staying in a Dorset cottage, Hugh Mullion finds a mysterious key down the side of an antique chair. No one can say how long the key has been there or what it opens. Hugh’s search for answers will unlock the secrets of the troubled life of a talented artist, destined to be hailed… Continue reading The Amber Maze by Christopher Bowden: erudite and intriguing