Into the Gray Scale
Book
Dead men can’t catch killers. But maybe with the right help, they can bend the rules from the...
Dark Fantasy Mystery Suspense Paranormal Urban Fantasy
A Grave Deception
Book
Antiques expert Kate Hamilton dives into the past to solve a fourteenth-century mystery with...
Lindsay (1812 KP) rated An Invitation to Mystery (Deep Creek Detectives Club) in Books
Mar 2, 2026
This brought together all my favorite characters for marking. If you haven't read any of the series by Lauren Carr, you are missing out. Each series is done wonderfully. I have a favorite from each. Once again, they came together for a mysterious gathering.
Will they solve it together, or won't they? What mayhem will the dogs get into?
What lovely adventures and discussions await? Will couples enjoy themselves and make friends? Will there be more of these detective clubs gathering in the future? Can they figure out the clues and put them together, and give the caption some peace of mind?
They seem to be talking about a case while enjoying some downtime. They all seem to be getting frustrated, angry, and tearing each other apart over it. It seems there are no clues.
Did Doris give one because the murderer had shared a grapefruit with someone?
But maybe Jessica found a break in the case as to how Emily Bennett had a Ska slip scarf that was Charlotte's?
Will they find out how Emily got the silk scarf? Will it lead to more clues?
Twist of Time
Book
A fast-paced thriller by Emmy Award-nominated screenwriter, producer, and director Gy Waldron ...
Thriller
Seeing Death (The Augur #1)
Book
Some futures were never meant to be seen. At eighteen, Bryn Ashton is preparing for a new chapter...
Contemporary MM Romance Paranormal Urban Fantasy Mystery
Essentials of Death
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After a scandalous arrest in San Francisco, Carissa Carmichael has moved back to her small Southern...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2572 KP) rated The Vinyl Detective - Written in Dead Wax: 1 in Books
Feb 10, 2022
I was amused to discover after I’d finished the book that we never do get the main character’s name. However, reading the book, it never felt awkward, especially with the first-person narration. And that didn’t lessen the character at all. In fact, he leads a great cast that I enjoyed spending time with. Unfortunately, the plot was slow and repetitive. There were some good twists and complications, but they were too few. Plus, we were left with some questions that needed to be answered. On the other hand, I really did enjoy the banter between the characters; this had me chuckling and laughing as I read. I was curious about the series, but I doubt I will be back for more.
Dean (6927 KP) rated The Batman (2022) in Movies
Mar 31, 2022 (Updated Mar 31, 2022)
This is a different style of Batman compared to all the others. It's dark, gloomy, broody and noir like at times with a strong detective element to the story. Gotham looks great with its real locations adding character to the setting.
This is a dark, aggressive, loner Batman with Bruce Wayne more of a recluse than a playboy. It seems that Bruce Wayne is the real mask for this character. It's interesting to see a new Bat Cave, Batmobile and other key things from the comics.
The assembled cast is strong, especially Jeffrey Wright as Lt. Gordon who has some great scenes. It is a bit long but not in a way that will have you checking your watch waiting for the end, as the story is good.
It's not better than Dark Knight but it's definitely up near the top end of Batman Films. Although I personally enjoy some of the others more, I definitely admire the quality of this version.
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2572 KP) rated Doggone Deadly in Books
Nov 20, 2021
I enjoyed the first book in this series, and I’m thrilled to say that the second is just as much fun. The set up before Kari and Suz find the body is good, and things only pick up from there. The background of the rules around dog shows is presented in an entertaining way, so it never feels like a data dump. It’s wonderful to see the returning characters again, and the suspects are just as strong. Plus, there’s plenty of cuteness from the four-legged animals. You are in for a treat when you pick up this book.
Playing Possum (A Kristy Farrell Mystery #3)
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Murder, mayhem, and crawling with animals… When animals start mysteriously disappearing from...
Cozy Mystery



