by P.C. James (Author) A Book Review Hey Diddle Diddle, the RUNAWAY Riddle is P.C. James’s (NOT P.D. James!) cozy mystery set in England in the 1960s, before cell phones. I only mention cell phones because there are numerous, no, countless times the retired inspector has to look for and use a phone box to ask for…
by Victoria Tait (Author) A Book Review by Jackie Houchin Sergeant Keya Varma’s Waterwheel Cafe is doing very well and getting praises for the delicious foods she serves. Fortunately for Keya, her superb cook Mother and newlywed sister manage most of the work, freeing up Keya to work at her part-time police job. In VANILLA CHAI…
by Hilary Pugh (Autthor) A Novella Review by Jackie Houchin A Book Review by Jacke Houchin Finding Lottie is a free novella given by the author as a prequel and introduction to her 5-book Ian Skair Scottish Detective Mystery series. In it we are introduced to Ian Skair, and ex-copper in Dublin who was injured on the…
by Sean Deffely A Book Review \by Jackie Houchin X Marks the Spot by is a very clever mystery involving kidnapping and murder in the Manor House of the very rich Mayhew family, in which all six of the adult children’s names begin with the letter X. Once you get these names straight, the story becomes…
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