Christmas is the perfect time to indulge in a mystery binge! Take a look at the books I have rounded up and get started now. You won’t regret it!
Enjoy paranormal holiday reads filled with witches and ghosts Read More »
Last Girl Ghosted by Lisa Unger, is a haunting psychological suspense novel about a woman with a dark past full of secrets taking back her life.
A Haunting Psychological Thriller That Will Keep You on the Edge of Your Seat Read More »
After Melissa’s wedding, Erin was looking forward to things getting back to normal, but it seems like trouble follows her everywhere she goes.
Six Weeks to Live is an exciting domestic thriller by Catherine McKenzie. Jennifer Barnes is a woman trying to solve her own murder
One woman vows to find the truth… before her time runs out Read More »
The 13th installment in the Zachary Goldman Mysteries series is a suspenseful tale that will take you on a roller coaster ride of emotion as you feverishly flip through the pages. If you like suspenseful, unpredictable novels with imperfect characters and twists at every turn then this is the book for you.
They Came for Him can be read as a stand alone detective mystery or together with the rest of the series.
Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling author P.D. Workman brings back your favorite sleuth in:
An all new Zachary Goldman mystery, filled with page-turning psychological suspense Read More »
Five Little Indians is a heart-breaking novel by Cree writer Michelle Good, which explores how residential schools have affected lives in Canada. The book follows the lives of five indigenous children taken from their families and the physical and emotional impact of their experiences. It’s horrible to imagine that this could happen in Canada, but of course, it did, to hundreds of children. This book brought me to tears more than once. I recommend it to anyone interested in understanding how residential schools affected Canadian and Indigenous culture and society.
Writing a novel in a month, whether for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) or another reason can be a daunting task—especially if you’ve never done so before. It doesn’t have to be difficult, however; with the right advice and steps, you can pull together a full-length book by November 30. The following ten tips will help you achieve success!
My Top Ten Tips for Writing a Novel in One Month Read More »
Clive Cussler’s son, Dirk Cussler, has taken the reins from his father as master storyteller. In The Devil’s Sea, he brings us a fast-paced international thriller undersea and though Tibet in a tangled web involving a Chinese missile, marine exploration, and a Buddhist relic. Expect high adventure, deep sea exploration. explosions and peril. Dirk does a great job continuing the legacy that his father started, with clean, exciting suspense that anyone can enjoy.
Award-winning and bestselling author, P.D. Workman, has written a series of murder mysteries set in beautiful Canadian parks in and around Calgary, Alberta, including Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park and Fish Creek Park.
Parks Pat Mysteries: Explore Canada’s Beautiful Parks Read More »
This book has been on my reading list for a long time, and I finally got around to reading The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. It is a difficult-to-read fictionalized autobiographical account of mental illness, depression, and attempted suicide. The author/main character was hospitalized for therapy, including shock therapy, after a serious suicide attempt. Sylvia Plath tells it like it is and was heralded for her fresh, unflinching look at depression in our modern society, especially in women.
The Bell Jar – A Dark and Engaging Exploration of Depression Read More »
