Politics Makes Strange Deadfellows by Jane DiLucchio
A new mystery to solve for Kate Matthews This is book 2 in the Kate Matthews Mystery series and a good addition to the first installment. Kate Matthews is still working as a massage therapist and is an elected council member in Santa Barbara. Her daughter Sarah is now married and has a young daughter, […]
Hunter by Eliza Lentzski
Leaving the first for last I’m an absolute fan of the Winter Jacket series, especially in audiobook format, narrated by the one and only Angela Dawe who does a dreamy voice for Hunter. I was secretly hoping that this book would be released on audio but my hopes were crushed after I asked the author […]
No Strings by Lucy Bexley
A sweet and quirky rom-com with puppets If I ever have to work for someone again, I want Jones Haelstrom to be my boss. Jones’ father just died and her life is upside down. Instead of flying back to L.A. promptly, as she’d planned, she’s stuck in New York, as the acting CEO of her […]
The Raven and the Banshee by Carolyn Elizabeth
A fun swashbuckling adventure! A fun swashbuckling adventure! What a great way to start 2022 off with a Carolyn Elizabeth book. While Elizabeth has only been published since 2019, all of her books have been great, if not wonderful, ranging in the 4-5 stars range. Elizabeth is not only an automatic read for me, but […]
If I Were A Weapon by Skye Kilaen
This was a fun and enjoyable read This was a fun and enjoyable read. While Skye is a newer author, she has already made her mark on me and I always look forward to enjoying her writing. When I saw that her next sapphic book was going to be a superhero, sci-fi/futuristic, romance, I was […]
Wisdom by Jesse J. Thoma
Wisdom – a Political Romance Wisdom is the third book by Jesse J. Thoma set in the same universe as her previous books (#1 Serenity, and #2 Courage). Usually, I advise reading them in order but these books can also be read as standalone. I like Jesse J. Thoma’s writing style and the topic of […]
AITA? A modern fairy tale by Cassie Alexander
Color me pleasantly surprised! I have to admit that this wasn’t at all what I expected. I know that other reviewers said the same thing but I’m still surprised by the way this book is marketed which undersells it and does no justice to the story. The cover, the title, but especially the blurb suggest […]
Song of Serenity by Brey Willows
All in all, a very good book I know zero about Greek mythology. Never interested me but when I heard this author was releasing a new book, that news did get my attention. Song of Serenity is book 1 of a new series that is tied to a previous one, Afterlife, which sets up a […]
The Ghost’s Host by Cathleen Collins
A lot of humour mixed in with a pretty pissed-off poltergeist Ghost Lite. A lot of humour mixed in with a pretty pissed-off poltergeist. Reminded me of Lila Bruce’s Chasing Shadows not because the books are similar in any way, more because this is not a scary, horror-filled novella, more it’s a humorous look at […]