I'm not going to lie: I knew as soon as I read the title of Lena Gregory's novel that I would be helping to reveal the cover for it. I mean, how can I resist a title like Scone Cold Killer? Honestly, I don't even know what it's about, just that it's a cozy mystery with... Continue Reading →
Have you figured out yet that I tend to be pretty slow to read really popular books? This isn't on purpose, but it does seem to happen fairly often. Gone Girl, the Percy Jackson series, On Writing... and those are just a few of my more recent late-to-the-party reads. I doubt my streak is going... Continue Reading →
Let's kick this book recommendation off with an admission: when I picked up The Other Typist, ready to dive into reading it, I had no idea what to expect. Sure, I'd read the summary on the book flap. And sure, I'd picked it out of the "fiction and literature" section of the bookstore. But, I... Continue Reading →
I'm willing to admit that I don't always finish novels. It doesn't happen often, but once in a while, something prevents me from finishing something that I'm trying to read. That's what happened the first time I picked up Sugarmilk Falls, by Ilona Van Mil. It was a few years back, and now I can't... Continue Reading →
I've been reading Mary Higgins Clark novels for a very long time. I don't remember exactly how old I was when I first picked up one of her books (I think I was around 12, but I'm not entirely sure), but I do remember picking the novel up. I was in a big-box store --... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 