The Shadow of the Mole by Bob Van Laerhoven is a psychological thriller/mystery set during World War 1.
Many thanks to @GoddessFishPromotions, @NextChapterPB, and @bobvanlaerhoven for allowing me to read an advanced copy of the book and for providing the tour graphics and details.
From the word-of-mouth fantasy sensation Kat Delacorte – the standout debut star of 2022 YA Lit Con (YALC) – comes the first instalment in a new YA fantasy duology.
Packed to the brim with bisexual and queer representation, With Fire in Their Blood is a simmering supernatural romance set in the crumbling Italian city of Castello, where mafia clans make the rules, dark magic pulses the streets and the sins of the past threaten to consume the present. . .
Today I'm reviewing The Girl Whose Luck Ran Out by Gayleen Froese, book one of the Ben Ames Case Files series. This book has it all, a second chance at love, murder, mystery, LGBTQ+ characters, great dialogue, and sarcastic bits of humor. I loved it!
Faydra is back in The Girl Who Knew Death, book four of the Spider Green mystery thriller series from Norm Harris.
All Fay wants is a little R&R, but ends up on the run and battling many enemies in a desperate attempt to save her adopted daughter.
The author has this genre figured out. He writes a smooth flowing tale full of excitement, drama, and wit.
If you are looking for a mystery with strong female characters and edge of your seat excitement, then grab a copy of this book today! You won’t be disappointed.
The Unveiling of Polly Forrest by Charlotte Whitney is a historical fiction mystery set in rural Michigan during the Great Depression. It's an entertaining tale of the flaws & growth of characters along with murder, mobs, infidelity, & sibling rivalry. Enter to win a $50 Giveaway! @GoddessFish #NetGalley #BookTwt
Today is my stop on the Goddess Fish Promotional Tour for To Kingdom Come: An Art History Mystery by Claudia Riess. We're all overly familiar with Zoom meetings, but what happens if you see a murder happening on the screen?
It will not be the only murder or act of brutality amateur sleuths, Erika Shawn-Wheatley, art magazine editor, and Harrison Wheatley, art history professor encounter in their two-pronged effort to hunt down the source of violence and unearth a cache of African treasures alluded to in a mysterious journal.
Enter to win a $50 Amazon or BN gift card!!