If You Dare (The Lightkeepers, #2)
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A string of shocking home invasions . . . The desperate search for the child who holds the...
The Last Anniversary
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The Last Anniversary is a captivating story laced with mystery, from the bestselling author of the...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2165 KP) rated While the Clock Ticked in Books
May 10, 2021 (Updated May 10, 2021)
Anyone familiar with the series can guess how parts of the plot will come together, but there is plenty of action and narrow escapes along to way to keep the reader interested. Plus the locked room part of the story proves to be interesting. The characters are thin, but I didn’t notice as a kid, and I still get caught up in the action as an adult. There are some dated references, which isn’t surprising for a book from the 1960’s, but they are minor and most kids probably won’t notice. The action will make kids of all ages glad they read it.
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A Literal Mess
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The first book in a new series featuring Allie Cobb brings the New York literary agent back to her...
Mistletoe Miracles (Ransom Canyon #7)
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A small-town Texas Christmas story, where hearts are lost, love is found, and family always brings...
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Wild Irish Rose
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New York Times bestselling author Rhys Bowen, now writing in partnership with her daughter, Clare...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2165 KP) rated Four Funerals and Maybe a Wedding in Books
Aug 17, 2018
As is typical for the series, the book started off a little slowly for me, giving us updates on the various people in Georgie’s life and talking about the wedding plans. There was also a recycled sub-plot in this section that annoyed me. However, once the action moves to Georgie’s potential new house, things really picked up. I was intrigued by what she was facing and couldn’t wait to see how it all was resolved. There is some great character growth for Georgie and another series regular here; overall, the cast is great like always. I was very satisfied with how this book ended.
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2165 KP) rated Academic Curveball in Books
Oct 16, 2018
I wanted to like the book, but I felt it had some flaws to it. It was overly wordy, especially with some rehashing of things we already knew and theories we'd already considered. Additionally, there were several nitpicks, like this dinner several months before Kellan's father planned to fully retire. The mystery, overall, was strong, however. There were several believable suspects that kept me guessing until Kellan figured things out. Likewise, I really liked the potential series regulars, and the book introduced several threads that will make for great future books in the series.
Deborah (162 KP) rated The Perfect Murder (Inspector Ghote, #1) in Books
Dec 21, 2018
Now, I do love a good mystery, or what my mother calls 'a nice murder' and although I was entertained enough by this I don't think it will finding a permanent home on my bookshevles. It's not that there is anything particularly wrong with it, perhaps it just wasn't my cup of tea? I found most of the characters in the book to be completely frustrating and unhelpful so I felt frustrated too! Lala Varde I could have quite cheerfully strangled myself with his obstructiveness and childish rhyming language!
One thing I do usually enjoy in mystery novels is trying to work out the solution and then feeling particularly pleased with myself if I get anywhere near the truth. I think that was difficult to do here, so maybe another reason why I wasn't taken with it?