A Bakery in Paris by Aimie K. Runyan: 4****
The first book I have read by Aimie Runyon and it makes me want to read all of her books!! A fine effort that tells …
Under the Java Moon by Heather B. Moore: 4.5****
What a fantastic book! Author Heather B. Moore has done a marvelous job blending the true story of Rita Vischer into a gripping historical fiction …
The Crow Valley Karaoke Championships by Ali Bryan: 4.5****
Canadian author Ali Bryan has a real winner in her newest novel that centers on Karoak e. This book, all of which takes place on …
Food and Crime: Theft, Poisoning and Murder for Food by Chris Garcia: 3.5***
Chris Garcia does a deep dive into our culture and shows the relationship between Food & Crime in the well-researched and fascinating book. One of …
The Radcliffe Ladies’ Reading Club by Julia Bryan Thomas: 4.5****
What an excellent book by Julia Bryan Thomas. Unlike so many other books that use the word books, or book club, etc in the title, …
The Exchange by John Grisham: 2**
For years fans of John Grisham have wondered, whatever happened to Mitch McDeere the protagonist on his first major book, The Firm. Well almost 30 …
The Summer of 1876 (Outlaws, Lawman and Legends in the Season That Defined the American West) by Chris Wimmer: 5*****
Talk about a rip-snorting book, this is it!!! What a wonderful job Chris Wimmer has done by transporting us back to the US Centennial year …
Reclaiming Mni Sota (an alternate history of the US-Dakota War of 1862) by Colin Mustful: 4.5****
Colin Mustful has done a very good job in writing “Reclaiming Mni Sota” what he calls an “alternate” historical fiction novel. Not revisionism, but rather …
The Bucharest Legacy: Rise of the Oligarchs by William Maz: 4.5****
Book 2 of this espionage series begins 3-years after the Romanian overthrow of Nicolai Ceaucescu, and my have things changed, and yet not really over …