He Drowned in Memory
(Book #11) When his younger brother Tyrrell goes missing, PI Zachary Goldman is anxious to find him before something bad happens to him. Or is it already too late?
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Fail, Medical Kidnap Files #6
After working underground to reunited apprehended teens with their parents for as long as they have, Gabriel and Renata have seen it all. But this time, it’s personal. When the young children of one of the families who have helped with the movement are seized, they prepare to do whatever it takes to have them returned before more damage can be done.
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In suspense with Mother May I
Looking over what I have read recently, I have picked out Mother May I, by Joshilyn Jackson. This book will require you to suspend disbelief to a certain degree. I had a hard time believing that someone would behave the way that the protagonist mother did in this book, but if you can get past that, there are plenty of chills and thrills in this one.
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Curl up with a Christmas book
It’s time for some Christmas reading! If you’re looking for some books set on or around Christmas (or other winter holidays) you have come to the right place. Stack them up and curl up by the fire (or your TV playing an endless Christmas log loop?) and get reading.
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Something could happen in the Blink of an Eye
I recently read Blink of an Eye (Kendra Michaels Book 8) by Roy and Iris Johansen. I think this is the first Kendra Michaels book I have read, though I’m not 100% sure. There was enough back story to understand what was going on and the relationships that each character had with each other. Although there was some deeper stuff going on with Kendra and her flame that I was left wondering about and may have to go back a few books to figure out! Which is exactly how authors should pull you into their series!
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New release day! Gentle Angel and more
The time has come! New releases just before Christmas, what could be better? Fill up your Kindle or eReader or even stock up on paperbacks.
Gentle Angel is book #4 in the Kenzie Kirsch Medical Thriller series. It can be read as a stand alone or together with the rest of the series for even more enjoyment. The Kenzie Kirsch series is a spin-off from the Zachary Goldman Mysteries series, so expect to bump into some old friends.
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Don’t go overboard with Devil’s Breath
Another new-to-me author this week. I am reading Devil’s Breath, the sixth book in G.M. Malliet’s Max Tudor Mystery series. Not having read the previous books in the series, I am a little confused as to why the police would involve a former-MI5-operative-turned-vicar in the murder of a film star aboard a yacht. But whatever it takes to get the sleuth into the plot, I guess!
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Cozy up with Snowbound Mysteries
remote private residence. The sleuth is there for a rest or vacation, not to investigate a case. But while he or she is there, someone dies. It’s murder, of course. There is no way to get out, no way to reach the authorities. They are all trapped there with a killer, and it is up to the sleuth to figure out who it is.
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A quirky book – Holy Orders
I don’t think that I have read anything by Benjamin Black before. Today I started on Holy Orders, book 6 in the Quirke series. A quirky (if I may say so) pathologist taking on the role of detective to find the culprit who murdered a friend of his daughter. The Quirke series has apparently been adapted for television, though I have never seen any of the episodes.
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Writing a Novel in Markdown with Obsidian (70+ Books Later)
Why Markdown?
Markdown files are plain text, with a few added characters or symbols used to format it for conversation to HTML or other formats. Being plain text files, they are very small and not likely to become corrupted. Writing one scene or one chapter per file also keeps them very small. Since they are written in plain text, they can be edited with any text processor or word processor.
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