A Proper Charade by Esther Hatch

It has been a while since I read a 'regency romance' which had only romance and no mystery or additional plotline. I read quite a few in college and then reached a saturation point. It has been a decade since then, but I never binged like that again. I have seen quite a few available…

The Case of the Howling Dog by Erle Stanley Gardner

Narrated by: Alexander Cendese I am pleased to admit that I have had no problems continuing in my journey of available Perry Mason books on my Kindle Unlimited account. The fun continues in this one. Mason is riding high on a victory when the oddest man comes in. He is either mad or in the grips…

The Reincarnation of Tom by Aden Simpson

The book is available to request till Oct 2020 I picked this book up because it looked different from some of the others that I was reading. It did prove that theory right. The book is about Tom. Tom is an average man, harbouring feelings for a colleague and with no guts to tell anyone.…

Murder in a Scottish Shire by Traci Hall

This book is available to request till the 3rd of July 2020 When a book looks appealing enough as a start of a brand new series, in a whole new city When a book looks appealing enough as a start of a brand new series, in a whole new city with an attractive setting, I…

Happy Glampers by Daisy Tate

This book is still available on NetGalley as of the writing of this post There is a thought that has crossed my mind with the way the world is working at this time. Obviously, there have been more than one, but one relates to the content of this book. The last book that I read…

Dead Men Don’t Ski (Inspector Henry Tibbett Mystery #1) by Patricia Moyes

This is yet another book which my library luckily had in the older non-Christie category. They do not have the rest in order but given the abrupt introduction of our investigator Henry Tibbett, I do not think it should matter if I read it out of order. As I read more books by older women…

A Fatal Finale by Kathleen Marple Kalb

A strong, intelligent and multi-dimensional female lead character and set in an Opera company in 1899 has the capacity to enthral. The historical aspect in this was immersive in such a way that when I watched some police procedurals during my meals, between reading this book, I had to blink and caught myself wondering why…

The Hours Before Dawn by Celia Fremlin

This was one of the authors that Kate @Crossexaminingcrime recommended I try. I listed others in this page. Since I wasn't directed towards something specific, I was lucky to find this copy at my library. The minute I stepped into the book, from the very first chapter, I could sense the complete exhaustion of our…