Format: Paperback

Murder by the Stroke (A Fiona Quinn Mystery) by C.S. McDonald

Murder by the Stroke (A Fiona Quinn Mystery) by C.S. McDonald

Murder by the Stroke by C.S. McDonald brings Fiona Quinn back for a fast-paced Pittsburgh mystery filled with clever clues, red herrings, relatable moments, and plenty of humor. Read my five-star review of this clean and entertaining cozy mystery.

Miya's Mooncakes by Crystal Z. Lee

Miya's Mooncakes by Crystal Z. Lee

Miya's Mooncakes by Crystal Z. Lee is a colorful children's picture book celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, empathy, inclusion, and community. Read my thoughts and an interview with the author.

The Last Rift Dragon by Shami Stovall | The Knights of the Silver Fog, Book 1

The Last Rift Dragon by Shami Stovall | The Knights of the Silver Fog, Book..

Dragons are nearing extinction, enemies are closing in, and Bridgehaven needs its knights. I'm joining the Goddess Fish Promotions Review Tour with my 5-star review of The Last Rift Dragon by Shami Stovall, an immersive YA fantasy filled with inventive magic, loyal friendships, humor, treachery, and unforgettable dragons.

A Dangerous Crossing by Jane Mitchell | Review

A Dangerous Crossing by Jane Mitchell | Review

A Dangerous Crossing by Jane Mitchell is a powerful and thought-provoking middle grade novel following a 13-year-old Syrian boy forced to flee his home in search of safety. Read my 4.5-star review as part of The Write Reads blog tour.

The Carrot Marmalade Murder by Meg Benjamin

The Carrot Marmalade Murder by Meg Benjamin

A wedding is approaching, the food sounds delicious, and the suspects keep multiplying. The Carrot Marmalade Murder by Meg Benjamin is a character-driven Colorado cozy with clever red herrings, plenty of small-town charm, and a final reveal that caught me completely by surprise.

Game Creator's Workshop by Greg Reisdorf

Game Creator's Workshop by Greg Reisdorf

A colorful, kid-first introduction to video game design, Game Creator's Workshop by Greg Reisdorf encourages young gamers to think like creators through hands-on activities, critical thinking, and plenty of imagination—no coding required.