The reason why I started reading Double Whammy by Gretchen Archer is that I got the second book in the Davis Day Crime Caper cozy series from NetGalley to read and review, and I just hate to start a series anywhere but at the beginning. So knowing that there is already a book published in…
Sweet Dreams by Aaron Patterson is a book I read earlier this year while on holiday visiting my parents abroad. It’s been a few months since I actually read it, but I do remember it making a strong impression on me. The first book in the Mark Appleton Thriller series, follows Mark, a regular guy…
Imagine having to choose between your own child and 25000 other people, with many kids among them. Who should live and who should die? This is the premise of The Deadliest Game by Hal Ross, a book which I have received with a request to read and review on my blog after having mentioned it as…
While perusing the virtual shelves at NetGalley, I saw the book White Fire by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child, the 13th in the Pendergast series in order, and I clicked on the ‘Request’ button without a hesitation. This author duo is one of my favorites in the mystery genre. Ever since I read Relic, Reliquary and…
The Last Clinic by Gary Gusick (the first in the Darla Cavannah Mystery series) is one of the best books that I’ve read this year coming from an author who doesn’t have too many books under his belt. When I was perusing last week the virtual bookshelf at NetGalley for something new to read, this…
I’ve literally finished reading The Edwin Drood Murders about half an hour ago and I still have a big smile on my face. Strange right? I mean it’s a murder mystery, how can it make me smile? Well, for one, that’s the nature of cozies – even murders and the hunt for the killers are…
As the synopsis also says, in the City of Fallen Angels, the latest installment of The Mortal Instruments series, the war is over, Jace is back from the dead, Clary’s mom is back too and everything returns to normal – maybe too normal for Clary who doesn’t simply want to live the life of a…
Having just finished The Christmas Carol Murders, the cozy mystery is still fresh in my mind, so here are my impressions after a night’s sleep over it. First of all, I need to mention something because I know there are people who care about these things: the book is a cozy mystery involving a gay guy….
I’ve recently read The Tenth Saint by D.J. Niko, the first in the Sarah Weston Chronicles series, and I decided to review it since I’m picking up soon the second book in the series, called The Riddle of Solomon, a book that was published in July this year. I’ve read The Tenth Saint this June, so…
I decided to review City of Glass, the third in The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare while it’s still fresh in my mind. Just finished reading it last night and tonight I’ll be starting City of Fallen Angels, book #4. Luckily I bought all 5 books in Kindle format, so I can finish the…
