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Showing posts with label mystery. Show all posts

Early Book Review: The Graveyard Gift by Fern Forgettable

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The Graveyard Gift by Fern Forgettable the the first book in a children's fantasy series. It is currently scheduled for release on Octo...

Early Book Review: Chaos at the Lazy Bones Bookshop by Emmeline Duncan

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Chaos at the Lazy Bones Bookshop by Emmeline Duncan is the first book in a new2 mystery series, and is currently scheduled for release on J...

Early Book Review: Tangled Up In You by Christina Lauren

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Tangled Up In You by Christina Lauren is currently scheduled for release on June 25 2024. It is a modern reimagining of Disney’s Tangled an...

Early Book Review: Looking for Love in All the Haunted Places by Claire Kann

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Looking for Love in All the Haunted Places by Claire Kann is currently scheduled for release on May 21 2024. Lucky Hart has a special affin...

Book Review: Bespoke & Bespelled by Karen Healey

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Bespoke & Bespelled by Karen Healey is a contemporary romance with a touch of paranormal mystery. Stitch-witch and costume designer Marn...

Early Book Review: Royal Scandal (Royal Blood) by Aimée Carter

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Royal Scandal is the follow up to Royal Blood by Aimée Carter, and is currently scheduled for release on March 26 2024.  American girl tur...

Book Review: The Improbable Tales of Baskerville Hall by Ali Standish

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The Improbable Tales of Baskerville Hall is the first book in a middle grade series by Ali Standish. What if young Arthur Conan Doyle really...

Book Review: Personal Demons (Magicsmith Universe/Rifter) by L. R. Braden

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Personal Demons is part of the larger Magicsmith Universe, and the second book in the Rifter series by L. R. Braden. I do highly recommend ...

Early Book Review: Once Upon a Murder (Lady Librarian ) by Samantha Larsen

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Once Upon a Murder  by Samantha Larsen is the second book in the Lady Librarian series. I would recommend reading the books in order. 1784 E...

Book Review: Do Your Worst by Rosie Danan

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Do Your Worst  by Rosie Danan is a romance with a bit of a paranormal mystery on the side. Riley Rhodes finally has the chance to turn her f...

Book Review: The Library of Shadows by Rachel Moore

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The Library of Shadows  by Rachel Moore is a young adult paranormal mystery. Radcliffe Prep is the third most haunted school in the country....

Book Review: Grave Suspicions (Lavington Windsor Mysteries) by Alice James

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Grave Suspicions  by Alice James is the third book in the Lavington Windsor Mystery series. I thought I had read at least one of the two pre...

Book Review: Our Satyr Prince (Myth Shifters) by Dylan Drakes

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Our Satyr Prince  is the first book in the Myth Shifters series by Dylan Drakes. It is a spicy queer fantasy inspired by Ancient Greece. Aur...

Book Review: A Degree to Die For (University Police) by Karis Walsh

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A Degree to Die For  by Karis Walsh is a contemporary romance and the second book in the University Police series. I did not read the first ...

Early Audiobook Review: The Lost Library by Rebecca Stead; Wendy Mass, Narrated by Christopher Gebauer; Jennifer Blom; Rob Dircks

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The Lost Library  is a middle grade book  by Rebecca Stead and Wendy Mass is currently scheduled for release on August 29 2023. The audioboo...

AudioBook Review: Witches in the Kitchen by Danielle Garrett, Narrated by Amanda Ronconi

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Witches in the Kitchen  by Danielle Garrett, narrated by Amanda Ronconi, is the series starter for a paranormal series with a dash of romanc...

Book Review: A Novel Disguise by Samantha Larsen

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A Novel Disguise  by Samantha Larsen is a the first book in a new historical mystery series. When Miss Tiffany Woodall assumes the identity ...

Book Review: Ukulele of Death by E. J. Copperman

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Ukulele of Death  by E. J. Copperman is a contemporary mystery. After losing their parents when they were just babies, private investigators...

Book Review: Royal Blood by Aimée Carter

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Royal Blood  by Aimée Carter is the first book in a new series.  As the King of England’s illegitimate daughter, 17-year-old Evan Bright kno...

Book Review: What the Hex by Jessica Clare

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What the Hex  by Jessica Clare is the follow up to  Go Hex Yourself . It can be read as part of the series, but stands up as a stand alone a...