I have read and reviewed the previous work on the blog : here I once again ended up reading the graphic novels close to my watching of the second movie. Although the plots overlap to a minimal degree, there is a significant deviation in the storylines here.If you have watched the movie, you would like… Continue reading Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels by Serena Blasco (Original novel by Nancy Springer)
Category: Mystery
Death on a Deadline by Joyce St. Anthony
I read and reviewed the previous book in the series: here It is always refreshing when the second book in a series improves upon the first and gives it a fresh lease on life. I liked the first but was uncertain if I would be continuing with the series. I saw the next and decided… Continue reading Death on a Deadline by Joyce St. Anthony
Daggers at the Country Fair by Catherine Coles
I reviewed the first book of this series earlier on the blog: here I read both books of this series at different times of the year. I really enjoyed the calm feeling and the slightly different mind of the protagonist. Martha Miller is an ordinary woman who has had a hard life. Her tough life… Continue reading Daggers at the Country Fair by Catherine Coles
By The Book Mysteries #1,#2 by Tamara Berry
Buried in a Good Book I read the first book in the series and enjoyed the narrative style enough to ensure I had the second to read right after. Obviously, I will be reviewing the first independently of the sequel, although my reaction to the second depends on the first.The title is quite catchy, but… Continue reading By The Book Mysteries #1,#2 by Tamara Berry
Steeped to Death by Gretchen Rue
My tastes in magical realism infused cozy mysteries are experimental at best. I only sometimes choose to read many of them - and like a few of the ones I do. I continue to try because they are usually a quick read, and once in a while, I find one that I enjoy. This was… Continue reading Steeped to Death by Gretchen Rue
Something Fishy This Way Comes by Gabby Allan
I read and reviewed the first book in this series before. I thought this was part of another series when I first requested it, but the minute I encountered our leading lady, I realised my mistake. That said, I actually preferred this installment over the first. Hopefully, the trend will keep up!Whitney Dagner has gained… Continue reading Something Fishy This Way Comes by Gabby Allan
Guilty Creatures: A Menagerie of Mysteries edited by Martin Edwards
I have read a lot of books released by the British Library Crime Classics. To the point that when I went to secondhand bookstores last month, I first picked all of them I found and only then weeded some out! Not all are of the same interest levels, but here I think the book gets… Continue reading Guilty Creatures: A Menagerie of Mysteries edited by Martin Edwards
Murder After Christmas by Rupert Latimer
I found a couple of British Library Classics when I went book shopping last week, as I discussed in my last post The Blue Castle by L. M. Montgomery Book is still available to request on NetGalley I have been trying older works by mystery authors being reprinted and enjoying the experience!The very first chapter sets… Continue reading Murder After Christmas by Rupert Latimer