I was delighted to return to 1870s Scotland and the Rip Through Time series. An Ordinary Sort of Evil by Kelley Armstrong has Mallory and Duncan working an unusual case and creating alternative paths. Advancement in our slow-burning romance and a suspenseful case had me reading & listening into the wee hours.
Too Close to Home is Seraphina Nova Glass’s newest mystery thriller and takes readers to the elite lakefront community of Cloverhill Lakes, known for its safe streets and top notched schools. The community is rocked when a car explodes at their annual Labor Day picnic. The car belonged to Regan Hoffman, but she wasn’t the victim. Then a resident goes missing and dark secrets are revealed. A gripping tale.
Narrated by Amanda Ronconi, A Cute Little Murder by Molly Harper delivered a mystery thriller on a remote island that reunites childhood friends and exposes secrets.
In What the Fields Saw by Linda Norlander, a high school reunion stirs up old grudges, long-buried betrayals, and a reckoning sixty years in the making. Narrated by Elizabeth Ashby, Sheriff Red Hammergren works to solve mysteries from the past and present.
A Ghastly Catastrophe by Deanna Raybourn is the newest novel in the Veronica Speedwell historical mystery series, and this time around Veronica questions whether vampires exist when the body of entitled young man is found entirely drained of blood in a carriage next to Highgate Cemetery. Another engaging mystery with Veronica and Stoker!
