The Path to the Last House Before the Sea by Liz Eeles #BookReview #BlogTour @Bookouture @lizeelesauthor

The Path to the Last House Before the Sea (Heaven’s Cove #5) by Liz Eeles 

Published May 18th 2023 by Bookouture

About the Book: A completely gripping and emotional page-turner.

Mystery Mini-Reviews: A Winter Grave, Symphony of Secrets, The Christie Affair #BookReview #Audiobook #BeatTheBacklist2023

Combining mystery with historical fiction, climate fiction and racism brought these books to my attention. All three combined more than one element to make for an interesting mystery. Unfortunately, one of them just didn’t make the mark for me, but that is just my opinion, others certainly loved it. Scroll down to read my thoughts.

Romance Mini-Reviews: My Heart Will Find You, The Seaside Library, Bayou Sweetheart & Two Wrongs Make a Right #BookReview #Audio

Over the last month I have been mixing up my genres, and these are four of the romances that I have enjoyed. I listened to a couple of them and read the others. Technically, I’m not sure if The Seaside Library really fits and the romance isn’t the main storyline, but there is a romance. I enjoyed all of them, although some more than others.

Bloggers Who Are Also Authors (pt. 4) Darlene Foster – Amanda in France #BookReview #AuthorsWhoBlog @supermegawoman

Welcome to my fourth post in my Authors to Read, Who are Part of the Blogging Community. For this post, I am highlighting, Darlene Foster, and author of a wonderful series of travel mysteries for Middle Grade children. On her blog, she posts wonderful pictures of her travels and inspirations for her various Amanda books. I love her Thursday Doors posts as well. Take a look at her blog and webpage at : Darlene Foster, dreamer of dreams, teller of tales or her blog Darlene Foster’s Blog. None of the author’s who are part of this group of posts requested to be highlighted, nor am I receiving anything for these posts except my enjoyment reading their books.

Humorous Audiobooks: Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers, Hardcore Twenty-Four #BookReview #Audiobook #BeatTheBacklist2023

Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Q. Sutanto, Eunice Wong (Narrator)

Published March 14th 2023 by Berkley, Penguin Audio

5 Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Reading Ireland: The Queen of Dirt Island, The Winter Guest #BookReview #Audiobook #ReadingIrelandMonth23

I am very late with these reviews, but you know what they say, better late than never. These are the final two books I finished back in March for “Reading Ireland”. As you will see from the reviews, I loved one, and the other was okay.

Audiobook Mini-Reviews: Weyward by Emilia Hart, The Girl on the 88 Bus by Freya Sampson, Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult #BookReview #Audiobook

With the nicer weather, I have spent a lot of time outside working in my yard and garden. This gives me an opportunity to listen to some audiobooks. These three are very different from one another: Weyward being a story of family, women healers, and oppression, The Girl on the 88 Bus being about friendship, helping others and a little romance, and Mad Honey being a murder mystery with some implications of sexual identity. I enjoyed all of these books and their narration.

Mystery Mini-Reviews: Murder on Astor Place, Winter’s End & The Christie Affair #BookReview #Audiobook

I have tried to mix up my genres while reading and have several mysteries that I have read and/or listened to and enjoyed. They are very different from one another with settings in New York City in the late 1800s, Alaska and 1926 England. The mysteries include murder and a couple of missing person’s cases. Scroll down for my thoughts.

The Last Message by Catherine Hope #BookReview #BlogTour #Excerpt #Giveaway @CaffeinatedPR @CatherineHopeBk

Today, I’m excited to share Catherine Hope’s debut novel from Headline Eternal, THE LAST MESSAGE. Find out what happens when a message meant for another is sent. Come read an excerpt, order your copy and enter the giveaway.