For me summertime screams psychological thrillers and mysteries. The Girl from Widow Hill by Megan Miranda was the perfect fix. Miranda delivered a suspense, twisted and clever-murder mystery.
The setting for The Lost and Found Bookshop by Susan Wiggs drew me in. A bookshop in a historical building set in San Francisco. How could I not? The Lost and Found Bookshop delivered romance, treasures, and an engaging tale about finding one’s self.
Swoons and a cat-and-mouse game await you in To Catch an Earl by Kate Bateman. This is the second novel in the Bow Street Runners as Alex Harland, Earl of Melton hunts for the mysterious jewel thief known as the Nightjar.
The Devil of Downtown by Joanna Shupe is the third and final novel in the Uptown Girls trilogy. Set during the Gilded Age, Shupe will soon have you swooning for Jack and cheering for the youngest Greene sister.
I have loved the Bareknuckle Bastards series and couldn’t wait for Ewen and Grace’s story. Since the beginning Ewen has been the Bastards’ worst enemy. Daring and the Duke by Sarah MacLean promised answers to questions. But can she make me fall for Ewen?
