The Forgiving Kind by Donna Everhart

I should be happy that I kept to my schedule of Advance Review Copies for January as planned and reviewed them accordingly. Then of course all well laid plans go awry. I added a few more books to my NetGalley queue (I am now terrified of looking at my reviewed percentage on my profile). There…

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Miami Days Havana Nights by Linda Bennett Pennell

I must begin by saying I was a little conflicted before starting to write this review, so much so that I postponed the publishing of the review. I normally post the review immediately after I finish a book, but decided to mull over this a little bit more. I requested a copy of this book…

Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield

This year is shaping out to be quite an interesting one in every way. I went back to my language class, something that I started last year. I had effectively been a recluse since I arrived in HK and it felt good to feel like part of something slightly bigger than my home ;). My…

Murder at Blackburn Hall (High Society Lady Detective Book 2) by Sara Rosett

The previous book of the series that I reviewed was :(you can check out I love the fact that I am starting my reviews this year with a five-star read. Meanwhile, I will continue to redirect your attention to my 2018 Mega Stats till I get bored with the conversations that get started at its viewing. I…

The Bloomsbury Affair by Anita Davison

I have a very strange problem, I am trying to list out the data for my year-end graphs but there is one number that is off from what Goodreads shows vs reviews on my blog. This would not be that odd if I could find that one book that is missing on my Goodreads reading…

An Ingo Finch Mystery #1,#2 by Jeff Dawson

I have Cathy @ WhatCathyReadNext 's post to thank for this post, and both of the reviews that follow. I will elaborate on that shortly. I might have even requested the first book based on when she originally posted her review.(It is too far back to remember) #1 No Ordinary Killing: I requested this book because…

Be Still the Water by Karen Emilson

I sometimes kick myself for waiting too long before getting to read a book properly. This was one of the cases. If I have learnt anything from this experience (which I hope I have), I will try to be as patient with all those other books languishing on my virtual shelf! This is a saga…

Nobody’s Sweetheart Now by Maggie Robinson

As previous reviews and even a casual glance at my blog would indicate I am a big fany of 'cozy' mysteries. They are even better suited when set in a time and place of mythical proportions, mostly because it is a window into a whole different world. This was a first of a series (first…