One Deadly Take is, per its blurb, a revised edition of One for the Money, which is the first in DB Borton’s Cat Caliban series. And now One Deadly Take is Joffe’s free Friday book, still free as of now. (But I wouldn’t wait too long to grab it if you want it.) And […]
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It looks as if someone (the author? someone else?) has gotten the rights back to at least the first few books in the Lord Edward Corinth & Verity Browne series by David Roberts, which were previously published by Carroll & Graf. And right now the first three titles, issued by a new publisher, have dropped
If romantasy is a thing, romanstery should be too, and Hidden Nature is a great exemplar… If romantasy (a blend of “romance” and “fantasy”) is the hot new thing in genre fiction right now, then I think romanstery (“romance” and “mystery”) should also be a thing. And Nora Roberts has just written a fine exemplar
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The Case of the Headless Billionaire, previously published as Going Underground, is the first in Michael Leese’s Jonathan Roper/Brian Hooley series. It’s free for today, Friday, and probably through the weekend, as Joffe’s Free Friday book this week. Free at Kindle US | Kindle UK
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A collection of the first three Mike Hammer books by Mickey Spillane is on sale for $1.99 in the US right now. (That’s a good enough price IMO to make it worthwhile even if you only need one of the books, much less if you need two or all three of them.) The three titles
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Smooth and enjoyable as always… Jonathan Kellerman’s Alex Delaware series is now forty books along, and although I came late to the series, I have very much enjoyed all but one of the recent books I’ve read. (See here and here and here.) And even the one I felt was a little “less” was still
A review of Open Season by Jonathan Kellerman – recently published Read More »
Joffe’s Free Friday book is a romance, Just Friends, which is the second in the Friends series by Lucy Keeling. It’s a repeat freebie, from back in July 2024. But if you missed it then, now you have a second chance! Free for now and also probably through the weekend at Kindle US | Kindle UK
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Today’s Big Deal at Kindle UK is all eleven books in Nicola Upson’s Josephine Tey series, featuring Tey as the protagonist. I’ve felt this series is a bit up-and-down, but mostly more up than down. And they are only £0.99 each, so you can try one or two and see if you like them. Sadly,
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An Invitation to Murder by Norman Russell is free this weekend from Joffe Books. It’s the first in Russell’s Oldminster series, and was originally published as Tongued with Fire. Although the Joffe free books are ostensibly free only on Friday, they almost always are free through the weekend. Still, if you want this one, you
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The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt, with a new introduction by Anne Applebaum, is on sale in the US for $1.99 right now. Yeah, I know it’s not a mystery, but my blog covers other exceptional books from time to time, and this is one of them. It’s especially sobering reading right now.
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