If you’re a fan of suspenseful thrillers, richly drawn characters, and the kind of storytelling that keeps you up reading way past midnight, let me introduce you to my absolute favorite author: Paul Doiron. His Mike Bowditch series—centered around a game warden in the wilds of Maine—delivers everything a crime fiction fan could ask for:…
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Paul Doiron’s Mike Bowditch game warden mystery books are a great find. I loved reading them and have just a few more to read. It’s cool to read a book and recognize the places in the fictional novel.
I have favorite authors, both men and women, but since it’s Women’s History Month, I’ll share my reviews of the 30 books I’ve read that were written by Ruth Rendell.
I have enjoyed watching shows about psychic mediums such as Theresa Caputo in Long Island Medium and John Edward in Crossing Over. Tyler Henry in the Netflix series Life After Death was interesting, too. I was gifted a book called, “Signs,” by Laura Lynne Jackson that is subtitled, “The Secret Language of the Universe.”
BOOK REVIEW: A Confederacy of Dunces #bookreview #confederacyofdunces Author: John Kennedy Toole
Looking for something to read? I couldn’t put this book down: “The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair That Changed America,” by Erik Larson. There are two stories going on at the same time: one is the designing and building of the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago (and architect…
