I have to admit that one of the reasons I like the Noodle Shop mystery series is that it’s set in Cleveland. One of these days, maybe next summer, I’m going to get up there for a Night Market or maybe take a food tour. We’ve done a lot of …
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If you read the blurb above for The Eighth Detective, you can see why I was drawn to the book. I adore murder mysteries and the set up here, an editor wanting to re-publish a reclusive authors detective story collection, but discovering that there’s a larger mystery to solve, sounds …
Aristocratic, but down on her luck, Olive Belgrave is searching for employment in 1920’s London, which is a fun time period if you’re reading about society. Not as fun for servants or other lower classes, I’m sure, but they were not the main characters here. This is about people with …
Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. Today is freebie. I’m going with my Top Ten Favorite Things to Eat/Drink while reading. I was just telling Amber that there ar a couple of readathons coming up in August, so this is also a good chance to think about …
I really wish blurbs would stop comparing book to Agatha Christie’s. Lucy Foley is not Agatha Christie and her book really has little similarities to Christie’s except a dead body. We don’t have a detective, amateur or otherwise. This isn’t even a traditional mystery, more of a psychological thriller. I …
