Tag: mystery
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Soulless by Gail Carriger
Though I did find a few plot points a bit tiresome (we get it, Alexia, your father is Italian, your nose is Roman, your best friends are a flamboyant vampire and a woman with horrendous taste, and your Victorian era suitor is a smoking hot Scottish werewolf Alpha who is the picture of a perfect gentleman…
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Free book alert!
At work, to celebrate the release of our spring titles, we’re giving away five copies of each. The first wave will be going out soon, so click on the photos below to enter to win by March 30.16.
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Mean Streak by Sandra Brown
Associated Press said: “Full of surprises and terrific characters, Mean Streak is one of Brown’s best novels.” I’d say the main twist was a bit far-fetched, and the ending a bit too neat, but she can definitely spin a yarn, I’ll give her that.
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Proud of these!
Every day I’m thankful to be working in the publishing industry, especially with these great companies and the amazing people that helped bring these books into the world. Here we have it: our spring line up from Brindle & Glass Publishing and TouchWood Editions.
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I like this kid…
I do believe the young miss Flavia de Luce is a girl after my very own heart. Call me dearie. I dare you.
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Steig Larsson
Incredibly addictive and deliciously twisted. I recommend the book and both versions of the movie, though the original Swedish version was better than the Daniel Craig remake.
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Sizzling Sixteen by Janet Evanovich
Grandma Mazur is my favourite. Edit: I’ve read every Stephanie Plum book because they’re hilarious and a great way to pass two hours. I’ve also read her Wicked series and Barnaby & Hooker series. I recommend them all.
Being Tori 