While being a quick read, The Witches of Eastwickwas not the easiest read. I found Updike to be a little too descriptive at times and actually commented to Roger that this could have been a much shorter book in the end. I decided to read it because I saw that there was a sequel out [...]
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Filed under: Fiction, Paranormal, Supernatural, Witches
I first read Simon Beckett back in June in Written in Bone,which is actually the second David Hunter novel. I immediately wanted to know if there were any other books and found The Chemistry of Death,which turned out to be the first book in the series. I can say I totally enjoyed being back in [...]
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Filed under: Fiction, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller
It may seem like it’s taken me awhile to read Blood Lite,but it’s really more that it’s the Holiday Season and time is short. I enjoyed all the short stories in Blood Lite, but there were some really stand out ones that I’ll mention individually.
Hell in a Handbasket by Lucien Soulban: When a baby arrives [...]
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Filed under: Fiction, Horror, Paranormal, Vampires, Werewolves
Alex Cross is back for the 14th installment in the series, Cross Country.This book is pretty much a stand alone and doesn’t really continue on the Kyle Craig situation. Instead, a family in Georgetown is butchered and while investigating, Alex realizes the mother was a woman he dated in college. Ellie was a history professor [...]
In need of another quick read, I opted for Dead Over Heelsby Charlaine Harris, book 5 of the Aurora Teagarden Mysteries. It’s no secret that I’m a big Charlaine Harris fan and I really enjoyed Dead Over Heels.
The book immediately starts with a dead body, thrown from a small plane, landing in Roe’s back yard. [...]
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Filed under: Cozy Mystery, Fiction, Mystery
