Review: Behead Me
Before you ask, Behead Me refers to a word puzzle. No blood and gust here, Behead Me is an engaging and absorbing mystery that will quickly draw you in and keep you turning pages. Continue reading Review: Behead Me
Month: November 2016
Review: The Papa Pacelli’s Pizzeria Series #1 + #2
I read the first two books in the Papa Pacelli’s Pizzeria series, and because they’re so short, I’m going to combine my reviews into one post. Continue reading Review: The Papa Pacelli’s Pizzeria Series #1 + #2
Review: Iced Under
I always enjoy a visit to Busman’s Harbor, even in winter. The intriguing plot was a refreshing change of pace from the usual stumbling-over-a-body type of plot Continue reading Review: Iced Under
New Release! The Origins of Everything in 100 Pages
David Bercoivci’s The Origins of Everything in 100 Pages (More or Less) is actually closer to 150 pages, which still makes it a short, concise book considering there’s 14 billion years of history packed into it. Continue reading New Release! The Origins of Everything in 100 Pages
New Release! A Killer Location
Loved it! This book was hilarious and every bit as good as the first in the series. Continue reading New Release! A Killer Location
Review: Scottish Crime: True Crime Stories
Scottish Crime: True Crime Stories details several heinous crimes that occurred in Scotland over the last century. Continue reading Review: Scottish Crime: True Crime Stories
Review: Death Comes to the Fair
I’ve enjoyed this historical mystery series from the start, and each book is better than the last. Continue reading Review: Death Comes to the Fair
Monday Musings: Motivation
It’s Thanksgiving already. Where has this year gone? It feels like summer was a just a few days ago. Wait, it was . 70° on Friday, 30 on Saturday. Ugh. I’m over winter and it’s still a month away. Continue reading Monday Musings: Motivation
Review: Arrivals and Arrests
Arrivals and Arrests is an excellent debut to a promising new series and I look forward to more of Fenella’s adventures. I definitely recommend this to readers looking for a fun cozy mystery to curl up with for an afternoon. Continue reading Review: Arrivals and Arrests
New release! Butter: A Rich History
Butter: A Rich History by Elaine Khosrova A few months ago, I had the opportunity to read and review a cookbook that recommended using a high fat butter. While that book went into a little bit of detail on what constituted high fat butter, I realized I still had a lot of questions after a discussion on my review about exactly what determines a butter to be high fat. So when I requested this book, I hoped to learn more about how to choose a good butter for baking but got a whole lot more. Butter: A Rich History, by … Continue reading New release! Butter: A Rich History
Review: The Skeletons Of Birkbury
The Skeletons of Birkbury is so unequivocally British, the rural setting of Birkbury and the age-old rivalry between villagers and landowners helps set the scene with its quirky village atmosphere, colorful villagers and an engrossing plot that draws you into the story. Continue reading Review: The Skeletons Of Birkbury
Review: Natural-Born Grillers
I liked the first book in this series, but I loved this one! Continue reading Review: Natural-Born Grillers
Review: Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places
I was interested in this book because if there’s one thing I love, it’s true ghost stories/haunted places. I was a little disappointed to find that’s not what Ghostland is about. It’s about the history of haunted places, and the real facts surrounding the alleged hauntings. Continue reading Review: Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places
Review: Runes for Beginners
Runes for Beginners: Simple Divination and Interpretation by Alexandra Chauran This is a great resource for anyone who would like to learn more about the use of Runes in divination, whether you’re just getting started or an experienced user. The detailed and easy to understand information covers everything from the history and meanings of the runes to how to cast and create your own set of runes. When I began this book, I already had a set of runes and some basic understanding. While some of the rune names are different then what I learned (the book calls one rune … Continue reading Review: Runes for Beginners
TBR Tuesday (08 Nov 2016)
See what’s at the top of my TBR (to be read) pile this week Continue reading TBR Tuesday (08 Nov 2016)
Review: Aunt Bessie Joins
Dear old Aunt Bessie is caught up in another mystery! Continue reading Review: Aunt Bessie Joins
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