It has been a while since I've been able to enjoy contemporary romance. But lately I've been able to finish reading a few of them. I...

I hope everyone in the States had a Happy Thanksgiving and holiday weekend with family and loved ones. My monthly reading summary is short. ...

World of Trouble is the conclusion, and the most personal and passionate installment, of Ben H. Winters' pre-apocalyptic mystery tri...

Happy Monday! How's everyone? I've had an unscheduled week off from blogging, but here I am again. I've been busy for the past c...

Now or Never (A Last Chance Romance #1) by Logan Belle (Moxie Books, 2013) Grade: A Claire goes to the YMCA to attend a support group ...

Joe is back! Welcome Home, Captain Harding ! I was really worried about him at the end of Captain Harding and His Men when he was shippe...

There are just 74 days to go before a deadly asteroid collides with Earth, and Detective Hank Palace is out of a job. With the Concord p...

June is over and we are already half-way through the year. The months are going by like sand through my fingers. June is a month I will reme...

The Cold Dish (Walt Longmire #1) by Craig Johnson is the first book of a western mystery series that my husband and I read in tandem while w...

Death by Silver by Melissa Scott & Amy Griswold is a fantasy mystery with an unquestionable steampunk flavor that does not overwhelm...

Here are my reactions to some of the books I read in October in my favorite short, quick mini-impressions format. They are featured in order...

New Amsterdam (New Amsterdam, Book #1 - 272 pages) First published in 2007, New Amsterdam by Elizabeth Bear  is a steampunkish mystery s...

Last year I fell in love with Joe Harding's shenanigans in Captain Harding's Six Day War, so of course I picked up the sequel Cap...