Book Review: Anthony Horowitz’s The House of Silk
Sherlock Holmes and Watson follow the twists and turns of this case that begins with a beleaguered art dealer and ends in the corrupt bowels of government.
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Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s A Darkness Absolute
Someone is kidnapping and murdering women, and Casey, Dalton, and Will must find out if it’s an outsider or if its games-playing by the Council that owns Rockton.
Book Review: Deborah Crombie’s A Share in Death
Murder stalks the guests at a luxurious Yorkshire time-share, and Duncan Kincaid can’t resist stirring the pot behind the local policemen’s backs.
Book Review: Christine Feehan’s Power Game
Surrounded by greed and corruption, Ezekiel and Bellisia discover each other and that there’s no telling whom you can trust—or who will come out on top…
Book Review: Margaret Wise Brown’s Goodnight Moon 1 2 3
A counting book for children that plays off the creatures and objects found in Margaret Wise Brown’s Goodnight Moon.
Book Review: Margaret Wise Brown’s Goodnight Moon
A beloved classic of quiet poetry and gentle, lulling illustrations combine to make a perfect book to send little ones off to sleep.
Book Review: Faith Hunter’s Seraphs
Neomage Thorn St. Croix is feared yet fascinates the people of Mineral City, even as she realizes she must an imprisoned seraph desperately in need of her help.
Book Review: Lora Leigh’s Knight Stalker
Cadan Gaelan heats every nerve ending in Bliss St. Clair’s body while Cadan wants her even as he realizes he must protect her from the menace of his world.
Book Review: Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Born of Vengeance
Bastien Cabarro survives a targeted death sentence and now plots to avenge his family’s betrayal, if he can rely on the aid of the sister of the woman who betrayed him.
Book Review: Richard Byrne’s This Book Just Ate My Dog!
When Bella’s dog disappears, she calls for help, but they disappear too. It takes your help and more than a tug on the leash to make things right.