Book Reviews

Dorset is both geographically and culturally far from London. For some, a chance to get back into journalism after taking the blame for someone else is worth whatever they have to do (or suffer). In Faith Eckersall's The Body on the Roundabout, Harry Hedges is fresh out of

There are some books when you hear that another one in the series is coming out soon, it makes you positively giddy. This book is one of those for me. I may have even squealed in joy. Murder Most British is the 3rd book in The Secret Detective Agency series.

To begin with, this is not my usual type of book review. As you can tell from the book cover, this is not a new book. In fact, it was first published almost a hundred years ago, and it was more of a manufacturing product than a literary work. Nancy

I have to be honest. I started this book and then had to move to a different book before I could come back and finish it (and I'm glad I did come back). Let me explain... The Armchair Detectives by Matt Dunn tells the story of Martin Maxwell,

In a new twist on the classic epistolary novel, The Killer Question by Janice Hallett turns crime literature on its head and took me on a roller coaster ride of a read. The plot revolves around the classic British pub quiz, but it is really about so much more. The

Brandy Schillace’s next book in the Netherleigh series, The Dead Come to Stay, is a cozy mystery set in North Yorkshire. Picking up where The Framed Women of Ardemore left off, this second book involves the murder of a lodger at Jo Jones’ newly opened guest space in her