Audio Book Review: Murder at Pirate’s Cove (Secrets and Scrabble #1) by Josh Lanyon (Author) & Matt Haynes (Narrator)

Reviewed by Annika   TITLE: Murder at Pirate’s Cove SERIES: Secrets and Scrabble #1 AUTHOR: Josh Lanyon NARRATOR: Matt Haynes PUBLISHER: JustJoshin Publishing LENGTH: 6 hours, 11 minutes RELEASE DATE: April 19, 2020 BLURB: First in an adorable new cozy Read more

Book Review: Crossroads Revisited (Crossroads #2) by Keta Diablo

Reviewed by Becca   TITLE: Crossroads Revisited SERIES: Crossroads #2 AUTHOR: Keta Diablo PUBLISHER: self-published LENGTH: 81 pages RELEASE DATE: November 22, 2011 BLURB: Private Investigator Frank McGuire is beginning to think Baltimore is a melting pot for serial killers. Read more

Book Review: Forgotten (Heaven and Hell Club #2 by Colette Davison

REVIEWED by Jen B. TITLE: Forgotten SERIES: Heaven and Hell Club AUTHOR: Colette Davison PUBLISHER: Colette Davison LENGTH: 278 Pages RELEASE DATE: March 25, 2020 BLURB: Can he build a future, when he’s forgotten his past? Jared has fought hard Read more

New Release: Baby Makes Three (Epic Love #2) by Carrie Davis

Reviewed by Taylin   TITLE: Baby Makes Three SERIES: Epic Love #2 AUTHOR: Carrie Davis PUBLISHER: Naughty Nights Press RELEASE DATE: May 19, 2020 LENGTH: 198 Pages BLURB: First comes love, then comes…two men and a baby carriage? Three years Read more

Recent Release Review: Shot on Goal (Pucks & Rainbows #3) by L.A. Witt

REVIEWED by Jen B. TITLE: Shot on Goal SERIES: Pucks & Rainbows AUTHOR: L.A. Witt PUBLISHER: L.A. Witt LENGTH: 357 Pages RELEASE DATE: May 12, 2020 BLURB: The Vancouver Narwhals’ star goalie. The New York Krakens’ head coach. This can’t Read more

Audio Book Review: The Best Corpse for the Job (Lindenshaw Mysteries #1) by Charlie Cochrane (Author) & David Maxwell (Narrator)

Reviewed by Annika   TITLE: The Best Corpse for the Job SERIES: Lindenshaw Mysteries #1 AUTHOR: Charlie Cochrane NARRATOR: David Maxwell PUBLISHER: Riptide Publishing LENGTH: 7 hours, 53 minutes RELEASE DATE: May 12, 2020 BLURB: Tea and sympathy have never Read more