Caturday Reads: The Money Pit
The Money Pit by Renee George Book Boutiques Mystery & Thrillers Pub Date 16 Mar 2017 Review Lily Mason and Smooshie return in The Money...
Who says the British don't know how to cook
The Really Quite Good British Cookbook The Food We Love from 100 of Our Best Chefs, Cooks, Bakers and Local Heroes by William Sitwell...
Maplemead sends mixed messages
Mystery at Maplemead Castle (The Chapelwick Mysteries Book 2) by Kitty French Bookouture General Fiction (Adult) , Women's Fiction ...
Maddie Day's newest mystery will leave you hungry for more
When the Grits Hit the Fan by Maddie Day Kensington Books Mystery & Thrillers Pub Date 28 Mar 2017 Review Maddie Day’s mysteries are as...
Historical thriller brings jazz age Britain to life
London Calling by Sara Sheridan Kensington Books Mystery & Thrillers Pub Date 28 March 2017 Review It’s 1952 and Mirabelle Bevan has made...
Their Lost Daughters is one of Joy Ellis's best novels yet
THEIR LOST DAUGHTERS by JOY ELLIS Joffe Books Mystery & Thrillers Pub Date 31 Mar 2017 Review It is easy to become addicted to Joy...
Another case for Holmes, I mean Colin Pendragon
The Endicott Evil Gregory Harris Kensington Books Mystery & Thrillers, Historical Fiction Pub Date 28 March 2017 Review The Colin...
If you love the Alien movies you must read Siberia 56
Siberia 56 by Christophe Bec Insight Editions Insight Comics Sci Fi & Fantasy, Comics & Graphic Novels Pub Date 14 Mar 2017 Review...
Cut To The Bone walks the reader along a razor's edge
Cut To The Bone Alex Caan Mystery & Thrillers Skyhorse Publishing Pub Date : 7 March 2017 Review Cut To The Bone does just what it claims...
Teach Yourself Treachery with Burke's intriguing novel of romantic suspense
Teach Yourself Treachery by John Burke Endeavour Press Mystery & Thrillers Pub Date 10 March 2017 Review Teach Yourself Treachery is an...
