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This was an entertaining historical mystery. The construct – a thief-with-a-hear-of-gold turned patriot/spy – was a fun and less common spin on the mass of World War II novels that have appeared in the past year. Weaver has done a lovely job creating a cast of characters that, if a bit stereotypical, are highly relatable […]
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About the Book In this laughter-through-tears memoir, Sallie H. Weissinger, a late-in-life widow, recounts the highs and lows of navigating the tricky online dating world of the 2000s. Interwoven throughout her adventures in search of a new relationship are stories from her childhood as a military brat, her southern heritage, her various marriages, and […] I have loved this Jack Harper series so much – but I must confess, about two-thirds of the way through I felt like this book should have been finished already, please and thank you. It surprised me, given how I loved the earlier books, Pivot and Perish. You can see my thoughts on them here […] I’m bringing you this one just in time for Halloween! This is a very fun cozy series, with a strong cast of engaging quirky characters. I love the link to adult coloring and the fabulous covers/links to print-outs of the covers, for coloring. Ironically, I probably would have liked this one better if I […] She’s done it again folks… The talented Karen Wyle, for whom I’ve reviewed a number of adult titles – Twin-Bred, Wander Home, and Division – and who has provided excerpts and character interviews for several of her others – including the second Twin-Bred novel and Water to Water in a two-part series of posts – […] |
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