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Kevin’s Corner Annex – River of Lies by James L’Etoile

Books · Sacramento

Kevin’s Corner Annex – River of Lies by James L’Etoile

I’m just starting a library book, the first in the Jake Jackson series by Stig Abell. Did one of our Thursday readers mention Death Under a Little Sky? It’s atmospheric, and I’m liking it so far. But, I’ve only read twenty-eight pages, so I’m turning today’s blog over to Kevin Tipple for his review of River of Lies by James L’Etoile. Thank you, Kevin! River of Lies: A Novel by James L’Etoile is the second book in the Detective Emily Hunter Myste…Read Article

Murder on the Books by T.C. LoTempio

Austin · Austin

Murder on the Books by T.C. LoTempio

I’m going to kick off my review of T.C. LoTempio’s Murder on the Books by quoting an author, Kim Hays. “The plot sounds quintessentially cozy: heroine’s return to hometown, meet-up with childhood friend, decision opening a shop. Cue cat and descriptions of baked goods, plus a useful policeman and the dead body of someone we barely know. Next the friend will be accused of murder. However, if the characters are appealing, it may turn out to be a g…Read Article

Dinner and a Book

Austin, Texas · Austin

Dinner and a Book

Let’s start with dinner before the book. Sunday night is dinner at my brother-in-law’s. Last night, Kevin cooked for seven of us. The more people he can feed, the happier he is. Last night, he made my favorite, Shepherd’s pie. He also made the Irish soda bread that accompanied it. And, a light dessert, pureed berries, whipped cream and blueberries. Perfect for our hot weather. Quite often I don’t finish a book on Sunday night because I’m enjoyin…Read Article

The Crime Brulee Bake off by Rebecca Connolly

It took me forever to finish The Crime Brulee Bake Off by Rebecca Connolly. I liked the two main characters so much that I didn’t want to leave them behind. It’s a contemporary mystery with a touch of the past, only because it’s set on an English estate where there are butlers and housekeepers and servants. And, for some of you looking for it, the publisher even calls it a “Clean & Wholesome” Romance. Claire Walker is a history teacher who reall…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Murder Among the Owls by Bill Crider

First, before I review the fourteenth Sheriff Dan Rhodes mystery, Murder Among the Owls by Bill Crider, just a note that I heard from Crider’s son-in-law, Tom Neary. He said there will be news about the rerelease of the series within a few weeks. I’ll pass it on when I hear. When a black cat walked right into the Rhodes home, Ivy recognized him as Sam, an indoor cat who belonged to Helen Harris, who lived a couple blocks away. Sheriff Rhodes wen…Read Article

Rage by Linda Castillo

Tuesday is release day for Linda Castillo’s latest Kate Burkholder mystery, Rage. I’ll be honest. I didn’t find this one near as disturbing and violent as her last one, The Burning. Although the victims were young, naive Amish, I was more upset when I read the last book with the burning deaths. When three Amish children playing hide-and-seek find body parts, Police Chief Kate Burkholder of Painters Mill is the first to respond. It does take a li…Ohio · Ohio Read Article

A Novel Murder by E.C. Nevin

It’s obvious that the author of A Novel Murder, a debut mystery, knows her way around the publishing industry and literary festivals. This isn’t a cozy mystery, but it’s a traditional one with likable characters. And, uncovering characters and their truth is what the story is about. Jane Hepburn is a mid-list author with six mysteries in a PI series. But, she’s never put herself forward or sought publicity. Now that her mother, her closest frien…Read Article

The Dark Library by Mary Anna Evans

Several of Mary Anna Evans’ books deal with World War II and secrets. The Dark Library is no exception, although it will take a while to pick up the war connection, other than rationing and shortages. The latest book is a gothic mystery that involves one troubled family. Estella Esker was enjoyed her life in Boston when her beloved housekeeper, Annie, called her home to Bentham-on-Hudson in New York. Her mother was missing, and her professor fat…World War II · New York Read Article

The Stately Home Murder by Catherine Aird

Detective Inspector C.D. Sloan is out of his element when he’s called to investigate a murder in Catherine Aird’s The Stately Home Murder. This mystery is a humorous look inside the home of the Thirteenth Earl of Ornum and his extended family, cousins, aunts, children, nephews, and, of course, the servants that run the house. Several days a week, day trippers can tour Ornum House. If a young boy hadn’t been intrigued by the armor, who knows how …United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Kevin’s Corner Annex – Sex and Death on the Beach by Elaine Viets

I’m just getting into my next book, so it was time to share one of Kevin Tipple’s reviews. It’s been a number of years since I read one of Elaine Viet’s books. She’s kicking off a new series with Sex and Death on the Beach. Sex and Death on the Beach: A Florida Beach Mystery is the first book in a new cozy mystery series by Elaine Viets. Filled with a host of colorful and eccentric characters, a great setting, a couple of mysteries, and plenty o…Florida, United States · Florida Read Article

Death at the White Hart by Chris Chibnall

If you’re a fan of the TV show Broadchurch you’ll be delighted to know its creator Chris Chibnall has turned his hand to crime fiction. His transition to novelist is as smooth as you’d expect from someone with his television pedigree. The Death at the White Hart opens with a grisly murder when Jim, the local publican, is found dead, tied to a chair in the middle of a country road, crowned with deer antlers. The set-up is a pure murder mystery wi…New Zealand · New Zealand See the Story

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