Now that I’m back home and have ready access to a library, I rarely accept ebooks for review. The odd NetGalley copy is normally the most I’d do, but when I heard about Murder in St. Paul’s, I was intrigued. Apart from the fact that it’s a historical mystery, which is something I enjoy, the… Read More Murder in St. Paul’s by Richard Dale
My hold for A Twisted Vengeance came while I was in the UK, so I managed to read this while actually visiting York! While I didn’t manage to wander around, book in hand, reading this while in a Tudor-period house made the book come alive and made me fall more in love with the series… Read More A Twisted Vengeance by Candace Robb
Some time back, I read The Service of the Dead and really enjoyed it. So I decided to continue, but since the second book was unavailable, I decided to read The Apothecary Rose, which is the first book in the Owen Archer series and also by Candace Robb. Like The Service of the Dead, The… Read More The Apothecary Rose by Candace Robb
This has been in my TBR list for so long that I’ve forgotten where I first heard of it. I’m actually kind of regretting that because I would really like to give my thanks to the person who introduced to this really fun paranormal Holmes-esque adventure. Jackaby opens with Abigail Rooks arriving in New England.… Read More Jackaby by William Ritter
I got this because it’s a historical mystery and it sounded fun. Also, for a minute, I confused it with the play Gas Light because of its title. It’s totally different, though, and I only got tripped up because of the name. The Secrets of Gaslight Lane is the fourth book in a series and… Read More The Secrets of Gaslight Lane by M.R.C Kasasian