Before becoming a New York Times Best-selling author, Gemma Halliday went through a number of careers. According to her website, she's been a film and television actress, a teddy bear importer, a department store administrator, a preschool teacher, a temporary tattoo artist, and a 900 number psychic. These days, Gemma has found her niche—writing mysteries. Here's the story … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Disappearing Diva
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Behind the story of Don’t Believe It by Charlie Donlea
Charlie Donlea is an international bestselling author. His latest, Don't Believe It, is his third novel. Charlie believes a novel must call to a reader for it to be read and writes accordingly. No issues, but there is a thread "My novels are meant for pure escapism reading, so I don’t see them as tackling social issues in any grand form," Charlie said. "However, a common … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Don’t Believe It by Charlie Donlea
Review of Plum Tea Crazy by Laura Childs
Review of Plum Tea Crazy by Laura Childs Theodosia and the gang are back in another tea shop mystery that should keep you guessing until the end. The usual cast of characters are present. There's Theo’s sidekick Drayton, who is always willing to help. Haley has plenty of yummy recipes. And don't forget heartthrob Detective Pete Riley. Of course, Theo again crosses swords with … [Read more...] about Review of Plum Tea Crazy by Laura Childs
Shadow Girl by Gerry Schmitt: a review
From the Publisher of Shadow Girl: The brutal murder of a business tycoon leaves Afton Tangler and the Twin Cities reeling, but that’s just the beginning of a gruesome crime spree...Leland Odin made his fortune launching a home shopping network, but his millions can’t save his life. On the list for a transplant, the ailing businessman sees all hope lost when the helicopter … [Read more...] about Shadow Girl by Gerry Schmitt: a review
Review of The Lost Order by Steve Berry
From the publisher: The Knights of the Golden Circle was the largest and most dangerous clandestine organization in American history. It amassed billions in stolen gold and silver, all buried in hidden caches across the United States. Since 1865 treasure hunters have searched, but little of that immense wealth has ever been found.Now, one hundred and sixty years later, two … [Read more...] about Review of The Lost Order by Steve Berry