Book Review: Immortalised to Death by Lyn Squire
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Book Review: Immortalised to Death by Lyn Squire

Immortalised to Death by debut author Lyn Squire is like a time machine that takes you back to Victorian England, a place filled with secrets and mysteries waiting to be unraveled. The story revolves around the puzzling death of the famous author Charles Dickens. While it was officially declared a heart attack, some believe he…

Book Review: Betrayal in Time by Julie McElwain (Kendra Donovan #4)
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Book Review: Betrayal in Time by Julie McElwain (Kendra Donovan #4)

The latest Julie McElwain book, Betrayal in Time, takes its readers back to the 19th Century England, where Kendra Donovan is reminiscing about her past life in the future while learning and getting used to being more lady-like in the past. When Bow Street Runner Sam Kelly is called to an old church where a chase led a…

Jacks Are Wild by Monique Martin (Saving Time #1)
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Jacks Are Wild by Monique Martin (Saving Time #1)

Jacks Are Wild is the first book in the new series by Monique Martin, titled Saving Time. Before I continue with the review, a bit about the history of the author’s books. Monique Martin has become popular through her Out of Time historical time-travel series. I’ve read all the books, however I haven’t reviewed them…

A Twist in Time by Julie McElwain (Kendra Donovan #2)
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A Twist in Time by Julie McElwain (Kendra Donovan #2)

The second book in the Kendra Donovan time-travel mystery series, A Twist in Time by Julie McElwain, picks up where the first book ended. In short, Kendra is stuck in 1815 at Aldridge Castle, trying in vain to return to the 21st Century. I have not reviewed the first book on Mystery Sequels, because that book…

A Curious Beginning By Deanna Raybourn (Veronica Speedwell Mystery #1)
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A Curious Beginning By Deanna Raybourn (Veronica Speedwell Mystery #1)

A Curious Beginning is the first book by Deanna Raybourn in the Veronica Speedwell historical crime mystery series. It’s been a while since I’ve read this book – back in August during my summer holidays, but several books which I had to read and review from before took chronological priority. Finally here I am, putting my thoughts on…