Monthly Archives: December 2024

The Department Q series comes to a thrilling conclusion when the team must turn inward to solve the cold case that has put their own leader behind bars, a place where his enemies are plentiful and time is quickly running … Continue reading →

This is a debut novel and a stunning one. I was sure it had won awards last year, but on double checking I see that idea has to be remedied. I did read Talty’s “Night of the Living Rez” from last … Continue reading →

I missed blogging several books which I read in November. They are: MYSTERY – CRIME   The Waiting by Michael Connelly, 2024 Read by a small castRating: A / crime thriller-procedura (#5 of Renée Ballard/ #Slow starting but worth it and i’ve grown rather … Continue reading →

I got this one at that super sale a week or so ago and have been looking forward to it, a bit nervous that it might be horrible. – LOL  Ido enjoy reading seasonal books – I’ve been doing Christmas … Continue reading →

This recording was never a book – it’s an “Original” from Audible, but Beth Macy is the author and all her interviews in it she did for this book and she original people read it. I feel like for now … Continue reading →

Originally by Jana H on December 7, 2024“Spell the Month in Books is a pretty straightforward monthly linkup. Find a book title that starts with each letter in the month’s name, make a list, share your link, and that’s it! The linkup opens … Continue reading →

Some readers call this type of crime fiction “Females in Jeapardy” – aka FemJeap,” describing the nature of the crimes. Parts of the books can be extremely violent, bloody, gruesome because Methos is no different from other crime authors these … Continue reading →

I read the first two Molly the Maid books and liked them very much.  I saw there was a Christmas theme for a future book so I put it on my Wish List for later.   Mistletoe Mystery By Nita Prose Read … Continue reading →

For the last 10 or so years I’ve made a tradition of reading seasonally appropriate books when I can.  As far as I can tell (by checking Audible for when I read that book) this little “tradition” of mine started … Continue reading →

Black Pill:How I Witnessed the Darkest Corners of the Internet Come to Life, Poison, Society, and Capture American Politicsby Elle Reeve, 2024read by authoRating – 8 This is the nonfiction story of how the alt-right white Christian Nationalists, and other right-wing groups involved … Continue reading →