Murder in the Corn Maze by G. A. McKevett

This was another cozy mystery that did not work for me, but I think it might for other people. Our leading lady is a grandmother to seven grandkids and has sole custody. This is a pretty chaotic situation to land into directly without prior information which might have been present in the first book (this…

Seven Sisters- #2 #3 #4 #5 by Lucinda Riley

I read and reviewed the first book of the series on the blog earlier this year: The Seven Sisters. I also tried another book by the author, but I did not get along well with the narrative style, and I assumed the author was not for me. Then my local library indicated that they purchased…

#NonficNov: Be The Expert/Ask the Expert/Become the Expert – Week 3

I almost did not sit down to compile this list but in an effort to curb my innate habit to start a project with gusto and then taper off the amount of effort I put into it, I decided I ought to see this month through by trying to hit all the goals of the…

Nancy by Olivia Jaimes

During all my other reading, and partially completed hobbies I like dabbling in comics and books which house entire comic strips. I get my daily dose from Instagram now, pretty much the only use I put my Instagram account to. The original comic strip was not a regular in the newspaper we subscribed to at…

The Raid (Ryan Decker #2) by Steven Konkoly

Thom Rivera (Narrator) I read and reviewed the last book by the author: The Rescue. This book picks up almost seamlessly from the previous. It felt like a quicker read/listen as well since I was now familiar with the tactics and the team dynamics of the people involved. Ryan Decker and his partner have been given…

Modern Sourdough by Michelle Eshkeri

Coming from a part of the world were 'bread' in the western context is rare in kitchens at home, I was completely unaware of what sourdough actually was till a few years ago. Since learning about its existence, the taste and idea of it have had a meteoric rise in my personal list of favourites.…

The Horse Dancer by Jojo Moyes

I have read and reviewed the previous books of the author below:   When I saw this book come up on Netgalley, I thought I would give it a shot before I saw how many pages it had. If I had registered that I might not have tried to read it, but I am glad…

The Warehouse by Rob Hart

This book reads more like a non-fiction tale than the dystopia it is. It is not an unlikely situation and might be the bleak future that might actually unfold. It was very popular around the time of its publication, and I have only just gotten around to reading it. It did not go the way…