A classic and thoroughly enjoyable Bruno book… I was happy to see that the latest book in Martin Walker’s Bruno series, A Grave in the Woods, was on sale at Kindle UK for a very nice price while I was on a business trip there a few days ago. And what’s even more amusing and […]
A review of A Grave in the Woods by Martin Walker – coming soon in the US Read More »
Over the Woodward Wall is the first in the Up-and-Under series by by A. Deborah Baker, which is a pen name for Seanan McGuire, whose October Daye series I’ve read and really liked. And it’s free right now in the US. Free (for now) at Kindle US | Kobo US And the second book in
Over the Woodward Wall by A Deborah Baker (Seanan McGuire) is free in the US right now Read More »
Murder on a Girls’ Night Out is the first in Anne George’s fun and cozy Southern Sisters series, written in the 1990s and early 2000s. It’s on sale for $1.99 in the US right now. If you like it, the other books in the series are normally pretty expensive, but do go on sale from
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John Grisham is more thriller-ish than I tend to go for, but today’s Big Deal at Kindle UK is 10 John Grisham books for £0.99 each, and that may make someone else happy… Titles are: The Judge’s List A Time for Mercy The Whistler Sparring Partners The Reckoning Rogue Lawyer Sycamore Row The Rooster Bar
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A fun thriller in the classic Francis style… I’ve long liked Dick Francis’ books, which always had some sort of tie-in to horses and horse racing. And that made for good, usually somewhat thriller-ish, mysteries. But I liked his books even more for their amazingly detailed backgrounds in a variety of businesses – and most
A review of Syndicate by Felix Francis – out yesterday Read More »
I’m still in love with Murderbot… I started the Murderbot Diaries series with Fugitive Telemetry, which was, back then, the latest book in the series. But I fell in love with Murderbot anyway, even though starting at the end can be problematic. However, having started with Fugitive Telemetry, which really WAS a murder mystery set
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This e-book reissue of a 36-year-old mystery is still fun to read…. I had read the eight books in this series in paperback, back when they were written, in the 1980s and 1990s, and liked them all. Now, I am happy to have received a review copy of a new e-book version of the first
A review of the J Alfred Prufrock Murders by Corinne Holt Sawyer – e-book coming soon Read More »
Crescent Dawn is the twenty-first Dirk Pitt book. Ostensibly, per the webpage and cover, it’s by Clive Cussler with his son Dirk Cussler (not sure who was named after whom), but given that SYKM says that Clive Cussler died in 2020, and that the last few books were already co-written, it seems it really must
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A “modern” classic British murder mystery… I’m a fan of classic British murder mysteries, and of historical murder mysteries. So I was happy to get a chance to read a review copy of this “modern” version of a classic British murder mystery, which is the first in Verity Bright’s Lady Eleanor Swift series. Although written
A Very English Murder by Verity Bright – a review Read More »
This thread will post relevant Joffe (and Lume) daily free books for September 2024 – and other Joffe freebies that might come up… And starting it off, for September 1, the Joffe free book is Rollover, which is the first in James Raven’s Detective Jeff Temple series. Kindle US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YYJ5CGB Kindle UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07YYJ5CGB
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