Title Surfing with Traci

7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle has been on my TBR list for a while.  I intended to read it last year and never got to it.  I started out ...

  National Geographic Book of Animal Poetry: 200 Poems with Photographs That Squeak, Soar, and Roar!  is a great book to read on your own or...

My experience reading   Death of a Red Heroine is a testament to the powers of participating in reading challenges.  If it were not for the...

  Criminally Cocoa is a fun novella in the Amish Candy Shop series.   Amanda Flower set it in NYC rather than the usual OH Amish country.  ...

 Who ever thought I would read a cozy mystery starring the Beatles.  Larceny in Liverpool  by Kal Smagh is a clever cozy that does just that...

 I really enjoyed this book.  I loved the parallels between the Smithsonian and Harry Potter.   There are fun adventures and the technologic...

  A Killing by the Sea by Kathleen Bridge plays a role in a weird cosmic collision in my life this week.   I have had this book on my TBR l...

  Murder in an Irish Village is a charming cozy to kick off the Irish Village series by Carlene O'Connor.  The descriptions of the vill...

 I was so excited to read this second Caribbean Kitchen Mystery by Raquel Reyes.  Calypso, Corpses, and Cooking did not disappoint.   I real...

 This debut novel by Lauren Ho was a great read.  While light and breezy at times there is definitely depth to the characters, especially An...

 This is the 5th book in the Literary Pub series by Sarah Fox.  I am anxiously awaiting the next book now that I have finished Through the L...

 I must admit I wasn't looking forward to this prompt from the 52 book club.  In general, I am not a big fan of specifying a specific au...

  A Christmas Candy Killing is the first book in the Killer Chocolate series by Christine Romeril.   While I am not sure I would partake of...