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Kevin’s Corner Annex – A Fondness for Truth by Kim Hays

Kevin’s Corner Annex – A Fondness for Truth by Kim Hays

Since I’m only a third through my next book, I decided to share Kevin Tipple’s review of a book by one of our own. A Fondness for Truth is the third in Kim Hays’ Linder and Doratelli series. Thank you, Kevin. Following Pesticide and Sons and Brothers, A Fondness for Truth: A Polizei Bern Novel by Kim Hays is the third read in the Linder and Doratelli Mystery series set in Bern, Switzerland. While billed as mysteries, and they are, these are also…Read Article

All Systems Red by Martha Wells

All Systems Red by Martha Wells

I’m eight years behind in reading Martha Wells’ first Murderbot Diaries entry, All Systems Red. The short science fiction book won the Hugo, Nebula, and Locus Awards for Best Novella. It won the Alex Award. It was also a bestseller, made into an Apple Original series. I probably won’t go on to read other ones in the series, but I enjoyed this one. It calls itself Murderbot. It’s a self-aware security unit, a ‘droid that provides security for a s…Read Article

Off to Amish Country

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Off to Amish Country

My family is off to Shipshewana, Indiana today for the rest of the week. And, no, Kevin, we’re not going by horse and buggy. But, Shipshewana is in Indiana’s Amish country. We have plans – a play, shops to go to, gardens that look like quilts, meals, and time spent together. So, there’s no book blog today, and I’ll just be on a little bit until next week. Then, I have no trips planned until August, so I’ll be around for the summer.See the Story

Henrietta Who? by Catherine Aird

I can see why Aubrey Hamilton recommended the Inspector Sloan mysteries to me. Henrietta Who? by Catherine Aird has a clever plot. I never guessed the killer because the plot was so well-developed, and there were too many likely suspects. It was Henry Ford, the postman in Larking, who found Grace Jenkins body early in the morning. It was obvious to the police that her death was a hit and run. They called her daughter, Henrietta, home from univer…England · England Read Article

raymond Chandler’s Trouble is My Business

I never read Raymond Chandler’s story, “Trouble is My Business”, so I’m glad Arvind Ethan David put together a team for a graphic novel of the story. There are a few people who contributed to the graphic novel. Author Ben Winters wrote the Foreword, talking about Chandler and his PI, Philip Marlowe. In this version, the story starts in 1931 when a young Harriet Huntress returns home with her mother to find her father killed himself because of hi…United States · United States Read Article

Missed It – The Dark Library by Mary Anna Evans

I’m halfway through Michael Connelly’s Nightshade, which I’m enjoying, but I’m mad I missed my galley of Mary Anna Evans’ The Dark Library. I’ve known Mary Anna for twenty-two years, and I was looking forward to reading the galley through NetGalley. But, I went to download it today, and I missed it. It’s not released until June 24, but Poisoned Pen Press pulled it early from NetGalley. Now, I’m on the waiting list at the the library. I’m going t…Read Article

Mrs. Pargeter’s Plot by Simon Brett

While Simon Brett’s fourth Mrs. Pargeter’s book, Mrs. Pargeter’s Pound of Flesh, was my favorite in the series so far, I had a hard time getting through Mrs. Pargeter’s Plot. The entire situation was a little too bizarre for me. Mrs. P is having a house built on property her husband left her, and it’s one of the men from his address book, Concrete Jacket, who is building it. But, the discovery of a body in a wine cellar sends him to prison, and …Read Article

Murder Takes a Vacation by Laura Lippman

According to Laura Lippman, Mrs. Muriel Blossom first appeared in the novel Another Thing to Fall in 2008. Lippman admits readers occasionally called her out for being ageist and anti-fat when it came to Mrs. Blossom, who did surveillance for PI Tess Monaghan at one point. In Murder Takes a Vacation, Lippman makes it up to Mrs. Blossom, giving her a mystery, an adventure, and an exotic trip. When Mrs. Blossom found a winning lottery ticket in a …Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Down for the Count

I drove home from my Mom’s today, which takes some of my energy. So, I didn’t blog yesterday, and there isn’t one for today. I’ll work on Wednesday’s. I’m sorry, but I didn’t have energy, and I know Kevin is down for the count, maybe for the week. I’ll be back tomorrow. Take care of yourselves. Your health is everything.Read Article

Kevin’s Corner Annex – No Lie Lasts Forever by Mark Stevens

While I’m up home visiting with family, Kevin Tipple has been working hard to bring you book reviews. I’m not familiar with today’s thriller author, Mark Stevens. Thank you, Kevin, for your review of No Lie Lasts Forever. Mark Steven’s last book, The Fireballer, was a very good book. It was verygood, even though he did not have my team, the Texas Rangers, present inthe read that much and even had the wrong team winning the WorldSeries. That book…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Kevin’s Corner Annex – Half Crime by Rusty Barnes

Thank you, Kevin, for your review of Half Crime by Rusty Barnes. Today is my Mom’s birthday, and all her daughters, one granddaughter and a great-grandson will be here, as well as an “adopted daughter”. We’ll all going to a craft show at the local park. Really, it’s a way to enjoy our time together. In the meantime, you can all enjoy Kevin Tipple’s review. As made clear on the cover with the phrase, Short Stories, Half Crime byRusty Barnes is a …Read Article

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