Deputy Mattie Cobb and her K-9 Robo are back in another Timber Creek Mystery by Margaret Mizushima.   Mattie and cold case detective Jim H...

 The Bone Code by Kathy Reichs is the 20th outing for Temperance Brennan!  I've read a bunch of these, but not all of them.  Reichs usu...

  Another fantasy.  Interesting the way fantasy reflects all of the empires, wars, corruption, and colonialism from ancient history to conte...

Marshlight is the 4th in Joy Ellis' Matt Ballard series. from descriptions:   An old friend’s sister disappears without a trace. There’...

  I'd looked forward to this one, but in the end, I felt like the reader was being gas lighted.   from description:    When Alice and Le...

Fallen and The Widows of Malabar Hil l are both books that take us into other cultures and traditions.  The first has a contemporary settin...

  Another fun adventure with Kat Holloway. from description:   While attending an exhibition at the Crystal Palace, young cook Kat Holloway ...

  I read this in April, but it won't be published until Sept. 7.  I intended to schedule it, but I'm tired of waiting that long to r...

from description:   From the beet fields of North Dakota to the campgrounds of California to Amazon’s CamperForce program in Texas, employer...

  I've been reading, even if I haven't been keeping up with reviews.  For about 6 weeks, I was in an apathetic phase.  One of those ...

Having enjoyed the two previous books in this series about a young Sherlock Holmes, I wouldn't have wanted to miss this one.   The Oxfor...

  This is the first book I've read by Laurie Frankel, but now I'll be looking for more. Seventeen years ago, the small town of Bourn...

  Sometimes, I enjoy light books that don't have too much emotional or social turmoil, an d the Glimmer Lake books gave me just that wit...

I chose this one largely based on the strange title. from description:    Birmingham, England, UK, 1943. While the whine of the air raid sir...