The Winemaker’s Secret (Starlight Cove #2) by Cynthia Ellingsen

Narrator: Kate Rudd This is my review of the last book in the starlight cove series: The Lighthouse Keeper . On reading that review I realised that for once, I really accurately depicted what I thought of the book. It is a pretty nice review if I do say so myself(I have to! because I did actually…

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Five Minutes at Hotel Stormcove – An Anthology

The book is still up for requesting as of 5/5/2019 I usually do not read many short story collections of any sort, mostly because I am more accustomed to longer sagas spanning a longer period of time. It gives me time to sink in and familiarize myself with the people. That said, I think that…

The Department of Sensitive Crimes (Detective Varg #1) by Alexander McCall Smith

I am a big fan of the author and his unique take on people and their relationships. That said, this new series based in Sweden is not off to a very great start. The main character is Ulf Vargas and although he is an interesting enough character I found some of the relationships he has…

Mathematical Mysteries 1 &2 by Jonathan Pinnock

It has been a while since I had this book on my virtual shelves and although I found the writing entertaining, something always seemed to come in the way and I did not get around to reading it last year. This year though, I found out that the second book was releasing and thought of…

The Return of Mr Campion: Uncollected Stories by Margery Allingham

This is a slight misnomer since Mr. Campion and his creator are but a part of the stories included in this collection. I was delighted with my first international physical ARC. I was excited to be given an opportunity to read it and this in no way effected my review, which is completely based on…

The Umbrella Men by Keith Carter

I do not know what drew me to this book in the first place, but I am really glad something did. If one reads as many books as I do in the time that I have, a pattern emerges. This relates to the type of books and stories that become some sort of standard. This…

The Fifteen Wonders of Daniel Green by Erica Boyce

I am back!! Did you notice I was missing in action? I was still reading other people's posts and liking them but I was neither reading nor writing rough drafts of my reviews in my head for the entirety of the last week. My parents and grandmother dropped by for a flying visit of six…

The Murder of My Aunt by Richard Hull

I read and reviewed another of this author's works here. I have been enjoying these British Classics being published by Poisoned Press publications. They are my cup of tea in terms of the writing and content. I do not know if I am partial to the writing because they are a throwback to the books…