Book reviews and other literary writings by Marion Belfils Chaloux
Welcome to the Andora Pett and the Oort Cloud Café! Andora Pett and the Oort Cloud Café is the first book in a new cozy mystery series set in space. Today begins the promotional blog tour for the latest book from Richard Dee. Be …
Hydra Author: Matt Wesolowski Published Feb 2018 by Orenda Books (e-Book) Paperback, 320 pages Goodreads | Amazon US | Amazon UK Hydra has been making the rounds at many, many blogs over the past month and its hype is well deserved. I’m thrilled …
Title: LIARS Author: Frances Vick Published by: Bookouture on Jan 26th, 2018 Kindle Edition, 420 pages Genre: Pyschological Thriller Amazon Link I am thrilled to post today’s review post for the debut of Frances Vick’s latest book. Liars was released on Friday. I’m partnering …
The Silent Girls Author: Dylan Young Published: Jan. 19, 2018 by Bookoutre Kindle edition, 309 pages Genre: thriller, mystery Amazon: http://amzn.to/2Dkl3FS Happy Friday! I am thrilled to post today’s review post for the debut of Dylan Young’s latest book. Today is the day that The Silent …
Beginnings, Book 1 of Same Face, Different Place Author: Helen Christmas Publisher information: Chichester Publishing, February 12, 2012 Kindle Edition, 348 pages Genre: Thriller Buy it here: Amazon From the publisher: Beginnings is a romantic thriller set in the criminal underworld of 1970s London. …
Review for the US publication release of “Crossing the Line” by Kerry Wilkinson.
Blackmail, Sex and Lies: A Victorian True Crime Murder Mystery By: Kathryn McMaster Overdue Book Reviews is participating in a blog tour Blackmail, Sex and Lies: A Victorian True Crime Murder Mystery. Yesterday, I posted a Q&A with Kathryn McMaster on my blog. Today’s post …
Hello and happy weekend to my readers! I have the great pleasure of welcoming Kathryn McMaster to my blog to talk to her about her upcoming nonfiction book, Blackmail, Sex and Lies, an accounting of Madeleine Hamilton Smith and her dead french lover, Pierre Emile L’Anglier. Midcentury 1800’s …