Review of Murder on the Steel Pier by Jennifer Genova From the moment I stumbled upon Murder on the Steel Pier, I was hooked—not only by the promise of time travel but also by Jennifer Genova’s knack for weaving mystery into historical fiction. As a reader who often finds comfort in the cozy mystery genre, …
Review of Identity Unknown (Kay Scarpetta, #28) by Patricia Cornwell As a longtime fan of Patricia Cornwell’s enigmatic Chief Medical Examiner, Kay Scarpetta, I found myself eagerly reaching for Identity Unknown, curious to see how Scarpetta has matured since her return after several years away. After my lukewarm reception of Autopsy and Livid, both receiving …
Book Review: Murder by Memory by Olivia Waite In a literary landscape brimming with bustling cities and sprawling galaxies, the premise of Murder by Memory (Dorothy Gentleman, #1) effortlessly drew me in like a moth to a cozy flame. Olivia Waite’s foray into an off-earth murder mystery—set on a ship with 10,000 inhabitants—was a bold …
A Beauty Queen’s Guide to Murder and Mayhem: A Journey Through Glamour and Grit When I first laid eyes on A Beauty Queen’s Guide to Murder and Mayhem by Kristen Bird, I was instantly intrigued. A beauty pageant serving as the backdrop for a murder mystery? Yes, please! As someone who thrives on a mix …
The Atlas Maneuver by Steve Berry: A Thrilling Historical Adventure It’s not often that a book lands on my desk that combines my love for historical intrigue with the pulse-pounding action that keeps me up late into the night. When I learned that Steve Berry was releasing The Atlas Maneuver, the 18th installment in the …
A Journey Through The Digital Underworld: Review of Red Team Blues by Cory Doctorow When I first picked up Red Team Blues, the latest offering from Cory Doctorow, my curiosity was piqued. A seasoned forensic accountant delving into the murky waters of cryptocurrency crime? Sign me up! Doctorow is known for his intricate narratives intertwined …