An impossible murder. A remarkable detective duo. A demon who may or may not exist.
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This Time Next Year – Sophie Cousens | Blog Tour
Quinn and Minnie are born on New Year's Eve, in the same hospital, one minute apart. Their lives may begin together, but their worlds couldn't be more different. Thirty years later they find themselves together again in the same place, at the same time. What if fate is trying to bring them together? Maybe it's time to take a chance on love...
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CLAIMING THE RANCHER’S HEIR by Maisey Yates | Exclusive Excerpt
Arrogant, infuriating, insufferable… And the sexiest man she’s ever met. Wren Maxfield hates Creed Cooper, but now she’s working with the wealthy rancher over the holidays! Those strong feelings hide undeniable chemistry…and one wild night results in pregnancy. Now Creed vows to claim his heir. That means proposing a marriage in name only. But as desire takes over, is that a deal they can keep?
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Book Recommendation |I Know What I Saw – S. K. Sharp
She remembers everything. She understands nothing. Only a handful of people in the world have a truly perfect memory. Nicola is one of them. With her condition proving to be more of a curse than a blessing, she has spent years trying to live a quiet life. But a body has been found, a discovery that threatens to tear the community apart. Nicola remembers the night with perfect clarity, but she never discovered the truth of what happened. Now she must use her ability to solve the murder from decades ago And save the man she loved from being wrongly convicted of the crime.
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Book Recommendation | Mordecai’s Ashes – Arlana Crane
Karl Larsson is an out of work roughneck, home from the oil fields of Alberta and back on the coast for the first time in years. His wife has left him and his future looks bleak. Becoming a detective is the last thing on his mind, but when Karl learns that he has inherited his estranged grandfather’s agency he decides to take a chance.
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Cover Reveal Klaxon | Christmas in Cockleberry Bay by Nicola May
A fabulous Christmas cover reveal!!
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Book Recommendation| The Thursday Murder Club – Richard Osman
In a peaceful retirement village, four unlikely friends meet up once a week to investigate unsolved murders. But when a brutal killing takes place on their very doorstep, the Thursday Murder Club find themselves in the middle of their first live case. Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron might be pushing eighty but they still have a few tricks up their sleeves. Can our unorthodox but brilliant gang catch the killer before it's too late?
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Book Recommendation | Hermit – S. R. White #BlogTour
After a puzzling death in the wild bushlands of Australia, detective Dana Russo has just hours to interrogate the prime suspect - a silent, inscrutable man found at the scene of the crime, who disappeared without trace 15 years earlier.
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Book Recommendation |The Flipside – James Bailey #BlogTour
One coin, one year and one new shot at love. Josh thought he was doing everything right. He found a girl. They adopted a rabbit. He finally found the perfect moment to propose. She said no. On the London Eye . . . On New Year's Eve . . . Suspended 443ft in the air . . . Now they're awkwardly eating truffles and praying they'll be back on the ground soon. Realizing he can't be trusted to make his own decisions, Josh decides to spend a year putting his faith in, well, fate. From now on, every decision will be made by the flip of a coin. And maybe,…
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Book Recommendation | We Are All the Same in the Dark by Julia Heaberlin #BlogTour
It's been a decade since the town's sweetheart Trumanell Branson disappeared, leaving only a bloody handprint behind. Since her disappearance, Tru's brother, Wyatt, has lived as an outcast, desperate to know what happened to his sister. So when Wyatt finds a lost girl, he believes she is a sign. But for new cop, Odette Tucker, this girl's appearance reopens old wounds. Determined to solve both cases, Odette fights to save a lost girl in the present and in doing so digs up a shocking truth about that fateful night in the past . . .
