27 Jul

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Book Review: Shot Through the Book (Lighthouse Library Mystery #12) As a longtime fan of cozy mysteries, I couldn't resist diving into Shot Through the Book, the twelfth installment in the Lighthouse Library Mystery series by the talented Ellery Adams. In my excitement to continue this charming journey, I was eager to see how the author would weave yet another captivating tale of intrigue, murder, and, of course, books! However, what I uncovered left me feeling a mix of bewilderment and concern for our poor main character, the well-meaning...

18 Jun

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Review of A Killer Christmas Wish (Cat Latimer Mystery, #7) by Lynn Cahoon As winter rolls into Aspen Hills, Colorado, and the first snowflakes begin to dance in the air, I find myself irresistibly drawn to A Killer Christmas Wish, the seventh installment in Lynn Cahoon’s delightful Cat Latimer Mystery series. There’s something magical about the combination of cozy settings, holiday cheer, and, of course, a touch of intrigue that makes this book feel like the ultimate winter escape. Cahoon has crafted a perfect blend of nostalgia and suspense...

15 Jun

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A Cozy Retreat with a Twist: A Review of A Field Guide to Homicide by Lynn Cahoon There’s something both comforting and intriguing about diving into a cozy mystery, especially when it involves a writer’s retreat—a perfect setting for secrets to unfold and unexpected twists to emerge. Lynn Cahoon's A Field Guide to Homicide, the sixth installment in the Cat Latimer Mystery series, caught my attention not only for its cozy vibes but also for its promise of a layered mystery amidst group dynamics and hidden pasts. In this book,...

12 Jun

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Book Review: Caught Dead to Write (Cat Latimer Mystery, #8) by Lynn Cahoon As a dedicated fan of Lynn Cahoon's Cat Latimer Mystery series, I was eager to dive into "Caught Dead to Write." Each installment feels like a cozy reunion with old friends, and I was excited to catch up with Cat and the eclectic cast of characters that populate her world. However, as I flipped the pages, I found myself navigating an emotional landscape that was both familiar and frustratingly complex. In this eighth entry, Cat is grappling...

11 May

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A Heartfelt Journey with An Overdue Match by A.L. Morrow As a book blogger, I often seek stories that tug at the heartstrings while also delivering a healthy dose of charm and humor. So, when I stumbled upon An Overdue Match by A.L. Morrow, I was immediately intrigued by the concept of a matchmaking librarian. Honestly, I was not prepared for how much this delightful tale would captivate me! It turned out to be even more enriching than I had anticipated—a beautifully woven story filled with tenderness, laughter, and...

10 May

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Review of Wooing the Witch Queen (Queens of Villainy, #1) There’s something undeniably enchanting about diving into a new adventure penned by Stephanie Burgis, a beloved author I've followed since 2016. With each turn of the page, Burgis consistently surprises me with her ability to blend humor, heart, and whimsy. When I first picked up Wooing the Witch Queen, I was drawn in by its premise—a romantasy exploring the complexities of characters and world-building rather than just the romance. I’m thrilled to say it surpassed my expectations, earning a...