Posts Tagged: Mystery
April Gone, Hello May
Have you ever planned your TBR, only to ignore it and read whatever sounds good? That’s exactly how this month went for me—I didn’t touch any of my planned picks. Instead, I went rogue on Kindle Un…
Scones And A Cozy Mystery? What Could Be Better?
The search for belonging challenges everyone—some must fight to find it. In the end, is it a place or the people around you? Nora had to fight to find her perfect place, and now she will fight to k…
Book Club Review Of The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club
Boyfriends may come and go, but good friendships last. Sometimes, boyfriends introduce you to unexpected people. This happens to Kat Hu in The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club by Gloria Chao. Kat not only…
March Book Of The Month Monster In The Moonlight
Wisconsin brims with cryptid legends, from Bigfoot to werewolves, making it a perfect setting for a scientist-minded main character raised among believers. That’s exactly the premise of Monster In …
February Is Over And Now On To March
Romance was in the air, and books were in hand. I think this month was good! I may not have gone by my TBR at all! Haha. Oops! Also, I unfortunately did DNF another book this month. It was a hockey…
Snow Globe Mystery Author Signing!
Join is in store for a Best selling MN author Christine Husom as she signs and chats about her newest release in the Snow Globe series!
From 10-1pm!
Rainbow Book Challenge Fail
So for the month of June I tried to do the Rainbow Book Challenge. If you don’t know what that means, its where I take the colors of the rainbow and match covers of books to the colors. I had a rea…
Char read then loves ‘The Sirens’
Mermaids and Sirens, with their enchanting allure, have always fascinated many. Imagine a world where the call of the water holds the key to solving a mystery. Emilia Harts’s book ‘The Sirens’ weav…
She Doesn’t Have A Clue… Does Char?
Romance and mystery? Who knew that those two things could go together? I know I didn’t, but surprisingly, they got together like mac and cheese. This is what ‘She Doesn’t Have A Clue,’ by Jenny Eld…
October Recommendations By Charlotte
Fall is the best time of the year to read, and all the best books also come out around this time. I get so much of my reading done around this time of the year, so I thought I would talk about a fe…
Char talks about “The House Witch”
Nothing is more cozy than sitting down to a warm homemade meal. That’s Something Finlay Ashowan knows to be true. In the stunning tale of “The House Witch” by Delemhach, you not only have a cozy fa…
Reviews by Char “Throne Of Glass”
Is there ever a book you love so much that you try to reread it year after year? I have a couple of them, but I always go back to Throne of Glass By Sarah J. Maas. The adventure, mystery, and witty…
Play the Fool Review
Imagine stumbling upon a picture of your deceased friend on a stranger’s phone. Would you be brave enough to delve into the mystery behind their death? This is the intriguing premise of Play the Fo…
The Dead Guy Next Door By Lucy Score
Imagine witnessing your neighbor’s death. Would you intervene? Or would you find yourself entangled in a web of suspicion? Lucy Score’s The Dead Guy Next Door explores these gripping scenarios, mak…
