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Tag Archives: Reedsy
Book Review: Red Lily by Janice Graham
Synopsis: Paris 1989.A cold war is ending.A new family is beginning.And one dog is about to save the day. Carl Box has never met his Aunt Lily. She was the family scandal — exiled, disgraced, and never spoken of. So … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Cozy Mystery, Mystery, Reedsy
Tagged Book Reviews, Cozy Mystery, Historical Fiction, Janice Graham, mystery, Reedsy
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Book Review: Toxic Ink by J. Michael Hunter
Synopsis: Retired crime reporter Frank Ellis seeks a peaceful retirement in the serene town of Mayfield, Virginia. To make ends meet, Frank joins the Mayfield Weekly newspaper as a part-time gig. Before he can even settle in, a series of … Continue reading
Posted in ARC Reads, Book Reviews, Cozy Mystery, Mystery, Reedsy
Tagged 1970s, Book Reviews, Cozy Mystery, mystery, Older Protagonist, Reedsy, Small Town Setting
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Book Review: Have Power, Must Travel by Sabrina Graan
Synopsis: What happens when you mix one super-powered teenage girl, two special agents, a pissed-off ex-best friend, a pretty boy, and a DC menagerie? You get a cabal traveling headlong into a path of potential carnage. At least that’s how … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy, Reedsy, Young Adult
Tagged Book Reviews, Fantasy, Reedsy, Young Adult
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Book Review: Deliver Us from Evil…and the Six O’Clock News
Synopsis: Hildegard “Hildy” Brentwood, a 50-year-old University PR executive at Gulf State University, is faced with her toughest assignment–discover who killed her faculty friend Adrienne and student assistant, Bobby, before the university and the police shut down the investigation labeling … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Reviews, Cozy Mystery, Reedsy, Texas Book
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Book Review: Solbakken: A Tale of Generations by Wendy Jo Cerna
Synopsis: “Happy birthday dear Mom- Grammy, Tora, Auntie, Happy birthday to you!” The people that fill my screen – each in their own little box – sing and smile once more before disappearing, one by one. Blowing them kisses I … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christian Fiction, Fantasy, Reedsy
Tagged Book Reviews, Christian Fiction, Family, Fantasy, mystery, Reedsy, Wendy Jo Cerna
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