This was my first ever Teri Blackstock read! About the Book Two bodies, one spear gun, and a murder suspect. But did Morgan Cleary’s husband really kill her parents? A brutal double-murder has struck fear into the heart of the peaceful Cape Refuge community. The crime weapon belongs to the victims’ son-in-law, but Police Chief Cade remains unconvinced that his […]

The Rebellion of Jane Clarke For generations, the Winslow and Clarke families of Satucket village on Cape Cod have been feuding over rights to the mill stream, but Jane Clarke has managed to stay removed from the fray. While she doesn’t doubt her father’s claims, she also doesn’t harbor ill will towards the Winslows. Yet Jane cannot remain untouched after […]

Synopsis: The Reign of Terror has ended six years earlier, and Napoléon Bonaparte has seized power, but shifting political loyalties still tear apart families and lovers. On Christmas Eve 1800, a bomb explores along Bonaparte’s route, narrowly missing him but striking dozens of bystanders. Chief Inspector Roch Miquel, a young policeman with a bright future and a beautiful mistress, must […]

This is the first book I received from www.booksneeze.com to review.  I was not financially compensated.  I received this book for free and agreed to review it. Notice: Since publishing this review back in 2010, the author has passed. Golden Keyes Parsons passed away on February 16, 2017, as shown in this link. Where Hearts Are Free by Golden Keyes […]

Mrs Miniver by Jan Struther My rating: 3 of 5 stars I remembered seeing this film several years ago, but I couldn’t even remember who the star was–I thought it was Bette Davis  (It was really Greer Garson). I remembered it being an epic film,  but that’s  all I remembered. When I picked up this  book, I wasn’t sure what […]

The Vixen Manual: How to Find, Seduce, & Keep the Man You Want by Karrine Steffans My rating: 5 of 5 stars Well, I never dreamed I would be giving this book a 5 star rating, but it deserves every bit of that and more.  Keep reading, and I think you will understand why. I won this book on a […]

Very nice to find this book review of mine. I have always loved historical novels. So here is this review again along with some additional information. CLAUDE AND CAMILLE  Now in its ninth U.S. printing and several translations. Recommended by People Magazine. THE STORY: Journey back to the Bohemian streets of Paris 1865, a time of young love and the early […]

The first book review I ever posted was for The Murderer’s Daughters by Randy Susan Meyers. I thought it might be interesting to share this again as well as some additional information. Synopsis: Lulu and Merry’s childhood was never ideal, but on the day before Lulu’s tenth birthday their father drives them into a nightmare. He’s always hungered for the love […]