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Review: The Whisper Man by Alex North (Audible Edition)

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My book club pick for August was The Whisper Man and I was so excited for it because I have had the book from my Book of the Month box for over a year.

I often find myself looking at it on my shelves and think, ‘this is the month I am going to read it’ and then something else catches my eye and I forget until the next time my eye wanders that way.

This month though I was determined to read it and was thrilled that my book club selected it for August! Continue reading “Review: The Whisper Man by Alex North (Audible Edition)” →

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Cover Reveal: The Social Graces by Renee Rosen

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How is it that I have never read one of Renee Rosen’s books?! Well we simply must remedy that, especially after seeing this gorgeous cover! I am swooning over the beauty of this cover and I don’t know if I can wait for its release!

I have certainly seen Rosen’s books popping up on my social media and in bookstores but for some reason they just haven’t found their way on to my book shelves but they definitely will now!

This book hits shelves in the spring of 2021 but you can be sure to snag yourself a copy now on pre order! If this cover doesn’t entice you to read it then perhaps the summary will! Continue reading “Cover Reveal: The Social Graces by Renee Rosen” →

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Review: The London Restoration by Rachel McMillan

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This is one of those books that when I saw the cover, I simply said yes without even pausing to read the summary. As many of you know I am a huge sucker for historical fiction and this cover hit all the historical fiction eye catchers it possibly could!

I love the colors and the red hat just drew me right in and I couldn’t wait to check it out and see if the story lived up to the hype of the cover.

Basically I went into this one blind since I said yes without even reading the summary and sometimes that works out for me. I didn’t know what to expect and I loved discovering this story without the inhibitions of knowing what it was going to be about. Continue reading “Review: The London Restoration by Rachel McMillan” →

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Review: A Class Forsaken (A Matter of Class #3) by Susie Murphy

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Over the last few years I have gotten to know Susie Murphy and her characters in the “Matter of Class” series and not only is she a wonderful person and author, but her saga has only gotten better.

More about that in a minute but first I wanted to take a couple of minutes and gush over the beauty of this cover. It is absolutely stunning. Each cover design has been eye catching, memorable, and interesting but this one is my favorite cover design. I think it’s elegant and captures the essence of the saga.

Now that I have raved about the cover a bit, let’s talk about how great this book was and how excited I am that there are going to be more books in the saga! Continue reading “Review: A Class Forsaken (A Matter of Class #3) by Susie Murphy” →

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Review: Killer Kung Pao (A Noodle Shop Mystery #6) by Vivien Chien

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How is it that we are already on the 6th book in this series? It feels like I just started reading it a few months ago….but I haven’t. I read the very first book before it came out and fell in love with this series.

I adore Lana Lee and all the murdery goodness of the Asia Village not to mention every book I read leaves me craving Chinese food and I don’t even like Chinese food but I would kill for some noodles about three chapters in to every single book!

Every time I see that Vivien Chien has a new Lana book coming out, I just automatically add it to my TBR and my review calendar because they are quick easy reads with a good mystery and a fun heroine, how could I not read them? Continue reading “Review: Killer Kung Pao (A Noodle Shop Mystery #6) by Vivien Chien” →