Jennifer Ryan’s ‘Stone Cold Cowboy’ is Out for Justice [REVIEW]
When Rory Kendrick’s cattle start to disappear, he’s intent on bringing the thief to justice. But then an unexpected discovery may give him a sudden change of heart in New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Ryan’s Stone Cold Cowboy.
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Delores Fossen’s ‘Texas on My Mind’ Encourages Readers to Take a Chance on Love [REVIEW]
In Delores Fossen’s Texas on My Mind, an Air Force captain returns to the Texas town where he grew up only to be nursed back to health by an old friend. But will their mutual attraction result in lasting love or just another broken heart? Continue reading “Delores Fossen’s ‘Texas on My Mind’ Encourages Readers to Take a Chance on Love [REVIEW]”
What to Watch on Netflix: October 2016
Since we ditched cable and decided to stream television shows and movies via Netflix, we look forward to seeing how the service changes up its lineup each month. This October, some of our favorites return for what should be a very entertaining month. Continue reading “What to Watch on Netflix: October 2016”
‘Tier One’ Is An Unstoppable Thriller [REVIEW]
In Brian Andrews and Jeffrey Wilson’s Tier One, an act of terror changes an elite Tier One Navy SEAL’s life forever and plunges him into a world where nothing is what it seems, where the only thing that matters is justice and preventing another horrifying attack on American soil. But can a former SEAL walk the fine line between justice and revenge and become the world’s most lethal spy? Continue reading “‘Tier One’ Is An Unstoppable Thriller [REVIEW]”
Elly Griffiths’ ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ Is A Bewitching Mystery [REVIEW]
Elly Griffiths once again proves why she is one of my favorite mystery writers with Smoke and Mirrors. This time out, two children are murdered during a blizzard in Brighton amid somewhat peculiar circumstances and it is up to DI Edgar Stephens and his best friend, magician Max Mephisto, to hunt down the killer. But how do classic fairy tales, pantomime, an almost forgotten crime and a strange little neighborhood theatre tie into the case? And were the dead children quite as innocent as they appeared to be? There is plenty to puzzle over in this second novel in the Magic Men mystery series. Continue reading “Elly Griffiths’ ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ Is A Bewitching Mystery [REVIEW]”
