I am a big fan of James Patterson novels.  I have enjoyed his books for years and follow several of his series of books, always looking fo...

Book Review of a novel by Catherine Ryan Hyde, a favorite author who combines relatable dilemmas and interesting characters who often tug at...

  If you love historical fiction, like I do, this wonderful story of a grandmother near the end of her life will be one you will enjoy.  She...

I picked up The Antique Hunter’s Guide to Murder because the title intrigued me, and as an eBay seller fascinated by vintage finds, I was in...

Sometimes we just need to get away from our daily lives and all the "drama" within and find a new place to call home for a while. ...

  The Taverner's Son is a well written deeply moving novel that has a beautiful story line that everyone can really sink their teeth in...

The cover of Katherine Faulkner’s Greenwich Park reads, “ gripping and haunting and gorgeously suspenseful ” and I agree. I was drawn to the...

Sunflowers Beneath the Snow, by Teri M. Brown , is a wonderful novel that will keep the reader interested and involved with the chara...

  Book Review: The Keeper of Happy Endings This was another book I...

Photograph my sister Julie took while in Tanzania   West with Gir...

My accidental introduction to Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis via Jeffrey Siger’s tenth book, The Mykonos Mob, came about because of the pand...

I started reading both the new book about Megan and Harry and the new book about the former U.S. president before I settled in with another ...

  In 2019, I was introduced to Ian Rankin via Carleton University’s Learning in Retirement  program, Classics of Detective Fiction: From the...

Until now, I had never read Michener. For some reason I had the pre-conceived notion that his stories would be long and boring. I am happy t...

My father and I enjoyed an evening tradition in the small town where I grew up of bicycling to the local public library. On one night I di...