Oh, wow. I’ve read two edge-of-your-seat books this week!! The first one is Nancy Mehl’s Dark Deception and the second one is Christy Barritt’s The Wrecking. Let me tell you about Nancy’s book first. I loved Fatal Frost and had been looking forward to reading Dark Deception. I was not disappointed. Here’s the back cover copy: Kate O’Brien’s quiet life in small-town Shelter Cove, Arkansas is …
Reader Friday – Rick Acker
Oh.My.Goodness. Rick Acker wrote one of my all-time favorite stories–When the Devil Whistles–and now we are featured in the same anthology, The Kill Zone: Ten Deadly Thrillers! His book is Secrets, and the story is full of them. Here’s the back cover blurb and then I’ll give my review: “Everyone has secrets. Silicon Valley billionaire Scott Sherman’s could forever change three …
Reader Friday – Karen Rock
I am so excited to introduce an author I’ve gotten to know over at Harlequin Heartwarming–Karen Rock! She writes the most amazing stories about characters who have made major mistakes in their lives. While the Heartwarming books aren’t sold in the CBA market, they are sweet romances with characters who have strong moral codes. I’ve just finished an arc copy …
Reader Friday – James Rubart
This week’s book is a departure from my usual genre. James Rubart’s The Long Journey to Jake Palmer isn’t suspense or mystery, but it is a book that has stayed with me long after I finished it. Here’s the back cover blurb: What if there was a place where everything wrong in your life could be fixed? Corporate trainer Jake …
Reader Friday – Deadly Proof
Welcome to my Reader Friday blog. This week I’m reviewing Rachel Dylan’s Deadly Proof. Here’s the back cover copy and then my review. In the biggest case of her career, attorney Kate Sullivan is tapped as lead counsel to take on Mason Pharmaceutical because of a corporate cover-up related to its newest drug. After a whistleblower dies, Kate knows the …
Reader Friday – Elizabeth Goddard
This week I’m discussing Elizabeth Goddard’s book, Deception. Here’s the back cover copy and then my review. Trail of Secrets: Jewel Caraway thought she’d left her mistakes in the past—but then her past arrives at her door. Though she’s thrilled to reunite with her estranged sister, something about her sister’s new husband makes Jewel uneasy. Does he know her secret? …
Reader Friday- Nancy Mehl
Good morning! Welcome to Reader Friday. Today I’m discussing Nancy Mehl’s book, Fatal Frost. This is the first of Nancy’s books that I’ve read, but it won’t be the last. I’m so excited to add another great suspense writer to my list of favorite authors! Here’s the back cover copy: Mercy Brennan followed in her father’s footsteps in a law enforcement …
Reader Friday- Richard Mabry
Good morning! If you haven’t read any books by Richard L. Mabry, M.D., you are truly missing great reads. I’ve read all of his books since the first one, Code Blue, usually in one sitting and often late into the night since I can’t seem to put them down. The last one, Cardiac Event was no exception. He had me on the …
Reader Friday – Johnnie Alexander
I’m late posting today because I was a guest of the wonderful Memphis book club, Juliet, last night to discuss Justice Delayed. We ate at Corky’s, which is mentioned in the book! I had such fun talking about writing and the ladies had such interesting questions! And the food was wonderful! If you’re ever in Memphis, be sure to stop by Corky’s and …
Reader Friday: A.H. Gabhart
This week I’ve started a class on writing cozies by Melissa Bourbon so I may be featuring cozies this month. 😉 In case you don’t know, I plan to write a cozy murder mystery set on a modern day paddle wheeler on the Mississippi. And what is a cozy, you ask? It’s a Murder, She Wrote type of story, usually …