Showing posts with label Book Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book Review. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Review: Jenn McKinlay's On Borrowed Time (A Library Lover's Mystery, Book 5)

I am hooked on this series! I love to read and I am a big fan of the local library in my town, so this series speaks to me from that angle. The murder mysteries are always tricky and twisty, and the relationships between Lindsey, Sully, Beth, Violet, and the rest of the regular characters keep me engaged. All of the characters have distinct personalities, but they don't overwhelm the others. I thoroughly enjoy reading these books! All I ask for now is that you get Beth a true boyfriend! She deserves it! 

On Borrowed Time


Thursday, November 21, 2019

Book Review: The Brutal Telling by Louise Penny


The Brutal Telling (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, #5)The Brutal Telling by Louise Penny

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I LOVED THIS BOOK! So many levels of human goodness and failings.The realities of human nature abound with jealousies between friends, lovers, and newcomers come to light. Secrets are revealed that will give you insights into the characters you thought you knew from the previous books. These secrets will haunt you. The characters become more real, more human, more uncomfortable with their own feelings. This is  especially true for Clara and Peter, Olivier and Gabri, and Ruth. But, of course, this is a murder mystery and the culprit must be found. This ending will surprise you. A must read for Louise Penny fans!!



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Sunday, September 15, 2019

Book Review: A Rule Against Murder by Louise Penny

A Rule Against Murder (Armand Gamache, #4)A Rule Against Murder by Louise Penny
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was the first Armand Gamache Series that was not set in the familiar location of Three Pines. I suppose such a little place should not be filled with murderous residents and guests, so this was a good switch. Plus, it was set during the Gamaches' anniversary get-away. Not only was Armande Gamache solving a murder in his usual calming fashion, but we were able to see a different side of him. The family man. He and his wife became more three-dimensional characters. We can identify him and we can begin to understand how he approaches the murders he and his team solve. Bravo!

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