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Exceptional Bordering On Transcendental, With A Few Flaws. If you, like me, read David French's 2020 book Divided We Fall and were utterly *terrified* of just how real its scenarios sounded (particularly given that one of them later began to become true)... you need to read this book. If you, like me, read

Several YMMV Issues But Nothing Objectively Wrong. This is one of those stories where there are a LOT of valid issues that people may have with the book, but ultimately pretty well all of

More Noir Than Thriller. This is a *great* detective story set in pre-D-Day 1944 San Francisco that truly reads as more of a noir than an actual thriller. There is quite a bit of mystery and intrigu

Moving Memoir Of A Memorable Moment. This is a memoir of one of th

Solid Hallmarkie Christmas Romance. For the millions - AND MILLIONS! ;) - of the Hallmark Christmas Movie fans... here is Hannah Mary McKin

Middle Ages Mediterranean Adventure. One of the interesting things for me when reading this book is that

Earth Shattering Quakes Both Real And Metaphorical. This is an intriguing dual timeline tale that takes us through de

For this blog tour, we're looking at an atmospheric detective novel with BookAnon level connections to some of the most popular detective stories of the last century. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Flood by G.N. Smith. In a first for this blog, we're also looking at a second book in the same tour - the sequel to The Flood, The Island.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites about The Flood (Goodreads,

For this blog tour, we're looking at another Hallmarkie type Christmas tale done exactly as fans of such tales expect. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Book Club Hotel by Sarah Morgan.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites (Goodreads, TheStoryGraph, BookHype):

Solid Sarah Morgan Christmas Tale. For long time fans of Morgan or those who have never heard of her, know that this particular tale is *exactly* the type of tale she always tells for Christmas, at least in my few years' experience reading her books. In this particular case, it is long time friends - each with their own secrets they've been hiding from the others - reuniting for Christmas at a small town bed and breakfast... that happens to have some needs of its own that these three friends just so happen to be particularly well suited to help with. You've got the Hallmarkie charm and at least one romance thread, you've got the female friends b

Wild Ride Action Adventure. This one has everything - exotic (at least to Ame