Susan Cook
Taking the Reins
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Taking the Reins brings together characters from two of Gaetz’s previous novels, The Golden Rose and Living Freight, whose families are trying ...Read Review
Spider in a Tree
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The proverb says, “Don’t judge a book by its cover,” but I might extend that to “cover blurb.” On reading the reviews ...Read Review
Dandy Gilver and a Bothersome Number of Corpses
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This is the seventh in McPherson’s 1920s Scottish mystery series featuring Dandy (Dandelion) Gilver. Dandy receives a phone call from an old ...Read Review
Canary in the Coal Mine
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Working in a Virginia coal mine is a tough job at any time. But when it’s the Depression era and you’re ...Read Review
Oscar Wilde and the Murders at Reading Gaol
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This sixth Oscar Wilde mystery is set largely during Wilde’s infamous period of imprisonment between 1895-1897, after he was sentenced to hard ...Read Review
The Song of the Nightingale
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In the winter of 1211, England lies under the double burden of lean times and the interdict laid on the country by a pope ...Read Review
Incarnation
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Lucy Weston wakes up from a compelling dream – to find herself in a coffin with a stake through her heart. She claws her ...Read Review
Maiden from the Sea
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Seventeenth-century historical, time-slip, paranormal, castaway narrative – Maiden from the Sea is a novel that defies easy categorization. The main thread of the story ...Read Review
The Tale of Castle Cottage
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In the final installment of The Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter, it is 1913 and Beatrix is busy trying to renovate Castle Cottage as ...Read Review
Steel
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Sixteen-year-old Jill has devoted years of her life to fencing, but a tournament defeat leaves her doubting her future in the sport. Trying ...Read Review
