Showing posts with label cosy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cosy. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 September 2015

Book Review: Kitty James: Everybody Talks

Everybody Talks 


























Author:  Kitty James

Title:  Everybody Talks

Genre:  Crime, thrillers and mystery, mystery, romance, contemporary, romantic suspense, cozy, crime, romantic, thriller, suspense,



Synopsis: Crestwood’s grapevine, The Beast, tormented Daphne Arden all her life. All she wants is quiet respectability. When Kitty James moves in to watch the Summer Lake serial killer’s crime scene, The Beast roars to life. Add handsome David Mitchell to the mix, and tongues wag! When everybody talks about the past, the serial killer won't like it, and Daphne and Kitty may regret stirring up the past.
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Review:  Really good book and l awesome follow On to dragonfly and l really enjoyed both book And l found it really easy to get into this book and l love this series and l highly recommend it to anybody and l rated this book 5 out of 5 stars and it was a great read and the author is really nice and l want to thank her for letting me read both of her books and even if you are not in to this type of book it's good to read outside your favorite genre and try something new and improved your reading to different types of books and genre and authors and l was sent this book for honest review


Edition: kindle


Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars






Monday, 17 August 2015

Book Review: Kitty James: Dragonfly

Dragonfly - A Kitty James Mystery (Kitty James Mysteries Book 1)



























Author:  Kitty James

Title: Dragonfly
 
Genre:  Crime, thriller and mystery, mystery, romantic, romantic suspense, eBook, cosy,

Synopsis:  Kitty James is a modern day recluse and mystery author with a knack for spotting the potential to kill someone in everyday situations. Ruth Winter is a young woman living on her parent’s tobacco farm during the 1930’s with her daughter Evie. One night Ruth’s life changes forever and she disappears without a trace. When Kitty renovates the old tobacco barn on her new property, two dead bodies are unearthed, and the lives of both women collide! The news rockets through the town at light-speed, and results in her introduction to Ian Matthews, a handsome neighbour, who’s family once owned the old farmstead. The bodies, combined with Ian’s romantic advances, and mysterious time-travel dreams, push the limits of her sanity. 
As Kitty gets closer to discovering the identities of her backyard corpses, she will fall victim to a modern day murderer who wants to keep old family secrets quiet. She must push herself beyond her comfort level to solve this mystery, and she risk her life and Ian’s love to discover the truth, even as someone tries to silence her
—permanently. 

  
About the author:  the author is really nice and she is a great author l am excited to hear from kitty James l think l am in love with her writing and want to read all her books

Review:  l was hooked on this book on the first 2 pages and l enjoyed reading this book and l am excited to read more of this series and l liked the mystery in this book and l loved this reading about kitty and Ian working together to finding out who the two bodies was that was dug up when kitty was getting a greenhouse built and  was shocked at the fact that kitty was attacked by someone who was looking after lan’s grandmother and she was planning to murdered lan’s grandmother and she poisoned kitty and kitty thought it was lan’s grandmother who was doing it. I was happy to read that kitty survived and saved lan’s grandmother’s life as well. I highly recommend this book to anybody I wish l could rate this book more than 5 stars because it is a great book and l would read it again and again.

Edition: kindle

Star rating:   5 out of 5 stars





Tuesday, 9 June 2015

Book Review : Sarah Parry : Imitating Art

Imitating Art


























Author: Sarah Parry

Title:  Imitating art

Genre: Crime, thriller, mystery, romantic science, romance , literature and fiction, cosy

Synopsis:  Well not IT exactly, but writing a book is what Nell Flanagan did to get over her philandering husband Patrick, leaving her for a younger model. An exercise that started out as therapy, but ended up with her becoming an International bestselling author. Things are looking up at last, until events start happening in real life that start mirroring events in Nell's book. When Patrick goes missing in similar circumstances to the husband in her novel, Nell finds herself under the scrutiny of handsome Detective Sergeant Rob Parsons, whom she labels with the same womanising brush as her husband, particularly when he tries to flirt with her during questioning. And then when her twelve years old daughter, Laurel, is kidnapped, Nell finds herself on the road south with the last person on earth she would want help from - the handsome police officer himself! Imitating Art is a romantic caper introducing a new detective duo that sizzles like the best flirtatious banter!This book is about a book author and her ex-husband and his wife wants her money and will do anything to get the money including faking a kidnapping of his own daughter which makes Nell more and more angry.

Review:  this book was a really good enjoyable read l love reading it and l would highly recommend it and l easily got into this book l could not put it down and so glad Nell’s daughter laurel is found safe and can’t believe her ex husband kidnapped his own daughter for money and his wife sounds crazy and she sounds like a is just after one thing money and can’t believe Stacey went to attack laurel and it was funny to read that Nell chased Stacey with a cricket bat cause she went for laurel and a mother would do anything to protected their children and Nell trapped Stacey foot in the door and Stacey did not go away and she kept scream and shouting though the letter box and then she reported Nell to the police. Patrick also faked his own death and he made it look like his fake death was from Nell book and she knew he wasn’t died and he was hiding somewhere.


Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars