CLASSICS WEEK Regular readers of my reviews will know that I’m a relatively new reader in the mystery genre. It is for this reason that I have not read much Agatha Christie (I’m much more familiar with some of her plays than I am with her novels). Thanks to Open Road Media, I’ve been able Continue reading

I’ve had some pretty lousy luck in the past with picking up a book that is in the middle or nearing the end of a series run.  More often than not these books really do rely on knowledge of what has transpired in the previous book(s). And so it is with great pleasure that I Continue reading

Liv Spyer, a young, female photographer, has been working hard to make a name for herself as a professional photographer when she lands the prime job of photographing Bisa … only the biggest Grammy Award-winning pop star on the planet. To add to Liv’s joy, her new boyfriend, Harry, will be taking her to the Continue reading

Widowed Countess Amelia Amesbury could sit back and enjoy the life that her title entails, but as someone who has always seen herself as being clear-headed and helpful, she’s taken on the role of ‘Lady Agony’ – an advice columnist in Victorian England. Many of the letters she receives revolve around a woman’s propriety of Continue reading

Brian Hanson is a Vietnam Vet, a recovering alcoholic who still struggles with PTSD. He’s now a psychologist, working in Portland, and he’s upset over the death of a client – ruled a suicide but Hanson doesn’t believe it.  He decides to do some investigating on his own and discovers that there have been a Continue reading