Forecast Murder (apa Blood of an Aries) is the first in Linda Mather’s Jo and Macy mystery series. It’s free right now as Joffe’s Free Friday book, which is, in spite of the name, usually available through the weekend. Free at Kindle US | Kindle UK
Forecast Murder by Linda Mather is free right now in the US and UK Read More »
This month’s Kindle US First Reads free book list includes what appears to be a stand-alone thriller by Robert Bailey, The Boomerang. I’ve read and liked all four books in Bailey’s McMurtrie/Drake series, even though I’m usually not much on legal thrillers, but haven’t read any of his other books. Note that you have to
This Friday’s Joffe free book is a mystery, Who Cares if They Die, which is the first in the Dean Matheson series by Wendy Dranfield. It’s still free right now, as of Saturday, and is usually free through the weekend. But still better to grab it now if you want it. Free at Kindle US
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Humble Bundle has a deal right now on books in (or related to) Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series. The way Humble Bundle works is that you can choose one of several different prices, and that determines how many of the items in the Bundle you will receive. In this case, to get all seventeen,
This week’s Joffe/Choc Lit free romance book is The House that Alice Built, which is the first book in the Portuguese Paradise series by Chris Penhall. It has been free a couple of times before, but if you missed it then, here are links: Buy at Kindle US | Kindle UK
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The Breton setting would be enough, but there’s a fine mystery too… I’ve read most of the titles in Jean-Luc Bannalec’s Commissaire Dupin series – at least, most of those that have been translated into English. And I’ve liked all that I’ve read. After all, what’s not to like about gorgeous countryside, wonderful food, Breton
An Island of Suspects by Jean-Luc Bannalec – a review Read More »
Always happy to read mysteries set in ancient Egypt… I am pretty much a huge fan of mysteries set in Egypt, whether they are set in the British “protectorate” era (like Michael Pearce’s Mamur Zapt series), or in truly ancient times (too many series to name, but T Lee Harris’ Huti/Neffi series, Lynda S. Robinson’s
A review of Abduction of a Slave by Dana Stabenow – recently published Read More »
The first three books and the most recent two books in the Peter Maxwell series by MJ Trow are on sale for various prices at Kindle US and UK. And the other books in the long-ish series are mostly £2.99 in the UK, so if you like the first few, and live in or visit
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Joffe’s Free Friday book this week (usually free through the weekend) is Seven Days to Die, by Michelle Kidd. It’s the first in her Detective Inspector Jack MacIntosh series, and the blurb notes that it’s “a completely revised version of Seven Days“. I haven’t read any of Kidd’s books, so can’t offer an opinion, but
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An enjoyable sequel, even if written seven decades later… A week or so ago, I had a fun time reading a new e-reprint of an old classic: David Dodge’s To Catch a Thief, which was the basis for the 1955 Alfred Hitchcock film of the same name. I haven’t seen the movie, but enjoyed the
A review of To Catch a Spy by Mark Oneill – just published Read More »
