The Christmas Train has just about everything: romance, adventure, mystery and holiday cheer. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s a great seasonal read, maybe a little cheesy in parts, but that’s okay for a Christmas read. Our main character is Tom Langdon. Tom used to be a war correspondent but he had …
I picked up The Hour of Death because of its Christmas-time setting. It’s the second in the series, but the first I’ve read and it worked fine. I felt like I got to know the characters well. I got enough background but not too much. I enjoyed Sister Agatha for …
2020 was a great year for mysteries for me. I hope you all read a lot of great mysteries too and did great with your challenge. I rocked this challenge and I hope you all did too! If you made a wrap-up post, link it below so everyone can see …
I’m thrilled to be hosting the Cloak and Dagger Reading Challenge again this year. I love mystery and crime novels! Challenge Rules: You can read any book that is from the mystery/suspense/thriller/crime genres. Any sub-genres are welcome as long as they incorporate one of these genres. You don’t need a blog to …
Happy December! For those of you who celebrate Christmas, are there any books you’re hoping will be under the tree? I have a week off at the end of the month when I’m hoping to get lots of reading time in. What about you, any reading plans? Link up your …
Welcome to the Tenth Annual Black Friday Book Bonanza Giveaway Hop. The event is hosted by Marlene @ Reading Reality and Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer. I’m giving away a book of your choice, up to $20 value. The contest is open through 12:01 am on Monday, November 30, and the winner will be announced …
