The perfect ending for the Fatal Fidelity series A Love So Dark, the fourth and last book in the Fatal Fidelity series, starts with the perfect twist and proceeds to close on the best possible ending. I don’t often root for criminals, I’m not usually interested in amoral characters, I don’t look for stories that …
A great addition to this series This is book 2 of the Sylver and Gold series which should be read in chronological order. Even more, I recommend reading book two immediately after reading book one, Sylver and Gold. This is because the main characters’ relationship arc, along with their professional careers, relationships with colleagues, and …
Rien Gray’s third assassin book keeps the flame burning There’s nothing simple about introducing the person you love to your parents. When that person is a non-binary assassin? And you’ve stayed away from your parents because of your abusive husband? And your parents have secrets of their own? Things get really interesting. One of the …
Love Burns Bright (Fatal Fidelity #3) by Rien Gray Read More »
The second book in this non-binary assassin series is as intriguing as the first I started this book right after In the Shadow of Love by J. E. Leak and I found the same kind of film noir atmosphere. But while in the former, the feeling comes from the era, in this series, it’s from …
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A very promising debut novel I’ve wanted to listen to something different this week but still with some romance on the side. A story about a relationship between a cop and a forensic analyst while searching for a serial killer was exactly what I was looking for. Remy Devereux is a homicide detective with the San …
Gray Matters by Dolores Arden, narrated by Melissa Moran Read More »
Review of The Blood Runs Cold by Catherine Maiorisi, Audiobook narrated by Abby Craden I came late to the party but finally, I’m catching up with The Chiara Corelli Mystery Series now that they are coming out in audio narrated by the fantastic Abby Craden. As I said in my review of the first book …
The audiobooks are doing justice to this series so far Read More »
Review of The Tell Tale by Clare Ashton In my recent review of Finding Jessica Lambert, I was singing praises of Clare Ashton’s versatility in writing different genres. Ms. Ashton can write rom-coms, dramas, traditional romance… Now I can add mysteries and historical fiction to this list. It amazes me when authors can tackle a …
Review of The Final Child by Fran Dorricott This book took a little time to get going but was worth it in the end. It seems like every book I have been reading lately has either been fantasy or such an emotional drama that I’m going through a box of tissues. While I love those …
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Review of A Matter of Blood by Catherine Maiorisi, Audiobook narrated by Abby Craden When I was a child I used to devour Agatha Christie novels, there is something appealing in trying to solve a mystery along the way with the detective character. Many years later and hundreds of books after, I’m happy to have …
