Dying Cry by Margaret Mizushima
Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson Dying Cry is a thrilling installment in Margaret Mizushima’s Timber Creek K-9 Mystery series. This series is centered around Deputy Mattie Walker of the Timber Creek County Sheriff’s Department and her K-9 partner Rob ...
Seventeen Missions to Save the World by Leyth Sharaf
Reviewed by Timea Barabas Your life can change in unimaginable ways in the blink of an eye, whether during a college basketball game or while picking up Seventeen Missions to Save the World by Leyth Sharaf. While the book mainly targets a younger au ...
The Case Against Jasper by Clifton Wilcox
Reviewed by Lily Andrews "The Case Against Jasper" by Clifton Wilcox takes us right into the Wildwoods Farm, where rumors are running wild and trust hangs by a thread, in one of the most chilling tales of deception vs. truth you'll ever encounter. T ...
Blood on the Icehouse Wall by Jessica Meats
Reviewed by Diana Coyle Siblings, Mandy and Ben, are living in a foster house owned by Mrs. Bellows in “Blood on the Icehouse Wall” by Jessica Meats. These two are close with each other and try to help each other with life’s ups and downs as they ar ...
The Third Estate: Secrets of the Manor by D.R. Berlin
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "The Third Estate: Secrets of the Manor" by D. R. Berlin is a gripping tale that parallels two story lines that at first seem worlds apart, but then chillingly begin to converge, creating a psychological thriller wrapped in ...
The Moaning Lisa: A Paco and Molly Mystery by Rosemary and Larry Mild
Reviewed by Lilly Andrews "The Moaning Lisa: A Paco and Molly Mystery" by Rosemary and Larry Mild is a sweeping mystery that begins in 1998, and follows two love-birds, Paco, a retired Baltimore police detective and the former head of the Black Rain ...
Paper Cut by Rachel Taff
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "Paper Cut" by Rachel Taff starts quietly, maybe too quietly, like the calm before something breaks. You can feel the weight underneath it —a type of grief that won't speak but stays there, waiting. The story doesn't open w ...
The Bronson Escapades by Alison Bellringer
Reviewed by Timea Barabas Alison Bellringer offers young readers a delightful escape with The Bronson Escapades. Lighthearted and enchanting, the book invites us into the tender world of childhood wonder and innocence. Each page feels like a breath ...
Lizard People: Death Valley Underground by David A. Ek
Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson Lizard People: Death Valley Underground is a fascinating look into the lost souls that make up the populations of our most remote and harsh climates. In the novel, author David A. Ek takes us all the way down severa ...
Crown City: Book 3 of A Japantown Mystery by Naomi Hirahara
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold In her new historical mystery novel, "Crown City: Book 3 of A Japantown Mystery," Naomi Hirahara deftly expresses that feeling of being an outsider looking in. The novel seeks to answer the "who-am-I-here" dilemma through ...