Nutmeg Street: Egyptian Secrets (A Botanic Hill Detectives Mystery, #1) by Sherrill Joseph

This is the first of a series with an already established group of friends who solve mysteries. They are official, with a name and credentials and past cases that we are only given glimpses of. The past will probably be referenced in future books in more detail to provide a better picture. The pair of…

Murder Makes Scents by Christin Brecher

I read and reviewed the previous book (and the first of the series) on the blog earlier last year. On reading my own review of the first book, I have to say I managed to convey my thoughts as precisely as I could and a lot of the sentiment carried forward with this book as…

The Man in the Brown Suit (Colonel Race #1) by Agatha Christie

Another addition to #BritishCrimeClassicsChallenge Narrated by: Zehra Jane Naqvi I have to say I enjoyed this book almost entirely because of the awesome narration of the audio version. The narrator brought the crazy character of Ann Beddingfield to life and I actually liked her as opposed to chastising her weirdness in my head. I remember reading…

The Measure of Malice: Scientific Detection Stories

#BritishCrimeClassicsChallenge I rarely (if ever) review the individual stories in a collection of short stories but given the fact that my varying reactions to the several I encountered in this book, I had to split it up to give a more accurate picture of the book itself. It is a collection of stories where the…

The Tarot Mysteries #4,#5,#6 by Bevan Atkinson

I reviewed the previous three books on this blog: here. The books are still available for requests on NetGalley till the 26th of Feb We meet our leading lady Xana Bird who is so used to the presence of her 'Tenant' Thorne that she mildly resents his new job that is termed as indefinite. She is…

Tarot Card Mysteries #1,#2,#3 by Bevan Atkinson

I am unsure about how many people in the blogging world thrill as much as I do at the sight of a series with more than three books. This, of course, is limited to books that I really enjoyed one or two of first. I have seen debates which support either side of the argument.…

Belinda Blake and the Birds of a Feather by Heather Day Gilbert

This book is available to request until the 7th of Feb 2020 I did not get a chance to read the second, but I did read the first: Belinda Blake and the Snake in the Grass and enjoyed it. Belinda Blake is happy with her new life in the Carriage house, but things back home are…

An English Murder by Cyril Hare

This is yet another entry into my ongoing page for the #BritishCrimeClassicsChallenge. I am very sorry to note that I do not remember which blog I got this recommendation off of. It was Christmas list, but when I saw this author had multiple books available right in my local library, I had to check it out.…