Murder, Lovely Things NC

M is for Murder – Book Review

This eBook features two shorts, and one novella. Torrey’s writing is crisp and smooth, making each adventure move along without any dead space

Crossen wrote the March stories between the mid-1950s to 1970. Paperback Library re-published 20 of the stories in 1971,

I spotted my latest read at a book sale and it had all the earmarks of my type of fiction. The series opener for Mark Kilby.

Lowcountry Boneyard. This is the third in the series by Susan M Boyer, and each book keeps getting better.

In Lowcountry Boil Liz Talbot has returned home with the passing of her grandmother. The Talbot’s live off the coast of South Carolina on an island

A few months ago I reviewed A Beautiful Blue Death by Charles Finch. This month I read the second book in this series – The September Society.

Wolf, Wolf, Wolf from a Winner – Books. I won a copy of Kelly Oliver’s debut work.

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