A fitting finish to the trilogy… I came late to reading Nora Roberts “as Nora Roberts”, although I’ve long enjoyed her In Death mystery series, which she has written using a different pen name, JD Robb. And even now, the three-book Lost Bride series is the only trilogy of Roberts’ that I’ve read – so […]
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JD Robb’s Golden in Death is free right now in the US and Canada, at several e-book retailers. And the audiobook is also supposedly free at Kobo US, although I haven’t personally tried downloading/listening to it yet. I had a review copy of Golden in Death when it came out back in 2021, and liked
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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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If you like James W Hall’s Florida-based mystery series, you might also like his books of essays, Hot Damn!: Alligators in the Casino, Nude Women in the Grass, How Seashells Changed the Course of History, and Other Dispatches from Paradise. Which is the longest title I’ve seen in quite a while. It’s on sale at
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One of my absolute favorite books of the year… As you can tell from the title of my blog, I mostly read mysteries. But I do dabble a bit in other genres, and when the publisher offered me a review copy of Ann Liang’s A Song to Drown Rivers, it looked intriguing. So I grabbed
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A classic middle book… Like many folks who read Nora Roberts’ Inheritance, which is the first in the Lost Brides trilogy, I liked that book a lot, until it ended on what was, to me, a totally unacceptable cliff-hanger. So I’ve been waiting for the next book to come out, in an somewhat annoyed, but
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More suspense with romance than romance with suspense… Mind Games, by Nora Roberts, is only the second “official” Nora Roberts book that I’ve read, although I’ve read many of the Eve Dallas/In Death mysteries that she has published using her pen name, JD Robb. So I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, but whatever I
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A fun small town cozy mystery… A Fatal Groove is practically the definition of a cozy mystery, and folks who like cozies should enjoy this second installment in Olivia Blacke’s Record Shop Mysteries series. And I enjoyed it too, although it did have a couple of minor issues, in my opinion. As A Fatal
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A quick fun read, but what a cliff-hanger… I’ve read and liked many of the “In Death” mysteries that Nora Roberts has written using one of her pen names, JD Robb. But I have never read any of her romances or romantic suspense books. So I was excited to be offered an advance review copy
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I’m a huge historical mystery fan, and I’ve had my eye on the Cyrus Barker/Thomas Llewelyn series by Will Thomas for quite a while. So I was happy to receive an advance review copy of the latest title in the series, Lethal Pursuit. I was a little bit nervous starting out with the 11th title
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